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Effective Tax rates in the US

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4 responses to Effective Tax rates in the US

Aaron Jensen July 17, 2009

It would be interesting to see the total dollar amounts from each of those groups as well. I have a feeling you could lop off the bottom group (or two) and not make any noticable change to the government’s revenue stream.

Frustrating that the top two groups don’t have the highest tax rate.

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Aaron Jensen July 17, 2009

Also, I would like to see where each congressman and senator fit into each category. Easier to identify any conflicts of interest…

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Kevin July 17, 2009

I bet there aren’t many senators outside the top 1%

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Kevin August 24, 2009

What would it do to the deficit if the top 5% paid an effective tax rate of 33%?

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