Overview of the Federal Tax System: Including Data on Tax and Revenue Measures Within the Jurisdiction of the Committee on Ways and MeansU.S. Government Printing Office, 1991 - 356 lappuses |
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10. lappuse
... less revenue spent than under the operation of existing law . The point of order was conceded and sustained . [ 98-2 , p . H 9395-9396 ] September 12 , 1984 H.R. 5798 , Conference Report to accompany the Appropria- tions , Treasury ...
... less revenue spent than under the operation of existing law . The point of order was conceded and sustained . [ 98-2 , p . H 9395-9396 ] September 12 , 1984 H.R. 5798 , Conference Report to accompany the Appropria- tions , Treasury ...
39. lappuse
... less than $ 3,000 . The top marginal rate was 7 percent , and applied to taxable income over $ 500,000 ( table 1 ) . Since that time , the individual income tax has grown to be the most significant single source of Federal revenue . In ...
... less than $ 3,000 . The top marginal rate was 7 percent , and applied to taxable income over $ 500,000 ( table 1 ) . Since that time , the individual income tax has grown to be the most significant single source of Federal revenue . In ...
40. lappuse
... less . Traditionally , the principle of vertical equity has embraced the notion of progressivity , under which indi- viduals with higher income pay a higher percentage of their income in taxes than individuals with less income . Some ...
... less . Traditionally , the principle of vertical equity has embraced the notion of progressivity , under which indi- viduals with higher income pay a higher percentage of their income in taxes than individuals with less income . Some ...
45. lappuse
... less than 28 percent . This is because , before the phase- outs were complete , at least some of the taxpayer's income was taxed at 15 percent ; and some ( the portion sheltered by the person- al exemptions ) was subject to zero tax ...
... less than 28 percent . This is because , before the phase- outs were complete , at least some of the taxpayer's income was taxed at 15 percent ; and some ( the portion sheltered by the person- al exemptions ) was subject to zero tax ...
52. lappuse
... less than it has been in previous years , but not entirely nonexistent . While OBRA of 1990 added a third statu- tory rate of 31 percent , the tax rate for long - term capital gains is still capped at a top rate of 28 percent . A fourth ...
... less than it has been in previous years , but not entirely nonexistent . While OBRA of 1990 added a third statu- tory rate of 31 percent , the tax rate for long - term capital gains is still capped at a top rate of 28 percent . A fourth ...
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