[smsnyder]

According to the Tax Policy Center, a worker earning a $40,000 median wage will take home $800 less this year than in 2012, a 2.3 percent reduction. A single high earner making $120,000 will see his or her payroll tax bill jump more than $2,400, a 2.5 percent cut in take-home pay. That amount could move even higher because there's an extra 0.9 percent payroll tax for the highest earners, due to the Affordable Care Act

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[Setterman]

And the new budget recently passed saves a whopping .004%. Tax payers screwed again!

 

[Leo]

Not to mention the $15,000 per year in increased healthcare taxes for two 60 year old people.

 

[Brian in Oregon]

But but but our resident liberal whack jobs here keep posting that TAXES ARE AT AN ALL TIME HISTORICAL LOW!!!!!

 

[CharlieAMA]

We have to pay for Mooooooooochele's vacations, dog handler, etc., etc..