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January 22, 2013
WaPo: Higher Tax Rates on Top Earners Will Pinch Married Couples Faster Than Individuals
Washington Post: Higher Tax Rates on Top Earners Will Pinch Married Couples Faster Than Individuals:
It pays to be single — that is, when it comes to high earners’ tax bills.
U.S. taxpayers with income of more than $200,000 a year will see federal tax rates rise this year on wages and investments. Tax increases will pinch married couples faster than individuals, especially if both spouses work and have capital gains and dividend income.
(Hat Tip: Mike Talbert.)
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