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To: sr4402

“”Well, if you work and don’t feel lighter in the wallet next year I will be amazed.””

After 55 years of working, I decided I needed some time to enjoy life. For much of that time my husband and I were self employed so we paid at double the rate of the payroll tax deduction.

I don’t know anyone now working who expected the decrease in the payroll tax rate to last so that’s why I don’t feel that going “back to original rates” (at least since 1990) is a tax increase.


25 posted on 10/01/2012 9:45:58 AM PDT by Thank You Rush
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To: Thank You Rush
I don’t know anyone now working who expected the decrease in the payroll tax rate to last so that’s why I don’t feel that going “back to original rates” (at least since 1990) is a tax increase.

In other words, you don't think the working poor will feel it. How tender your feelings must be for them.

29 posted on 10/01/2012 9:58:55 AM PDT by sr4402
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