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February 27, 2012
Joint Tax Committee: Overview of the Federal Tax System
Joint Committee on Taxation, Overview of the Federal Tax System as in Effect for 2012 (JCX-18-12):
This document ... provides a summary of the present-law Federal tax system as in effect for 2012. The current Federal tax system has four main elements: (1) an income tax on individuals and corporations (which consists of both a “regular” income tax and an alternative minimum tax); (2) payroll taxes on wages (and corresponding taxes on self-employment income) to finance certain social insurance programs; (3) estate, gift, and generation-skipping taxes, and (4) excise taxes on selected goods and services. This document provides a broad overview of each of these elements.
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