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View Poll Results: What should paying one's "fair share" mean with regard to taxes?
Flat Tax: Everyone pays the same proportional tax rate on earnings above a defined minimum 9 40.91%
Head Tax - Everyone pays the same flat dollar amount regardless of income level 0 0%
Progressive - Your taxes are driven by the "bracket" you are in 10 45.45%
Fairness cannot be defined anywhere in life, so politicians using this phrase are clueless 3 13.64%
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Old 04-18-2012, 07:29 PM
Rupert Pupkin Rupert Pupkin is offline
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I asked how much is enough, the answer will never come because there is never going to be enough.
30% might be reasonable as a total but just federal? That person will likely be well over 50% after all other taxes are figured, especially if you remove any write-offs/'loophoples'.
If you live in a state where they have state income tax, you would probably end up paying around 40%. I think most state income taxes are about 9% for the highest bracket. So you would pay 30% in federal, then 9% to the state.

I wasn't saying that they should eliminate all write-offs. A person should be entitled to write off legitimate expenses.
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