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According to statistics compiled from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) by the Tax Foundation, those people making above $50,000 had an effective tax rate of 14.1 percent, and carried 93.3 percent of the total tax burden.
In contrast, Americans making less than $50,000 had an effective tax rate of 3.5 percent and their total share of the tax burden was just 6.7 percent.
Americans making more than $250,000 had an effective tax rate of 23.4 percent and their total share of the tax burden was 45.7 percent.
Out of the 143 million tax returns that were filed with the IRS in 2010, 58 million or 41 percent of those filers were non-payers.
In other words, only 85 million actually paid taxes.
Americans Making Over $50,000 a Year Paid 93.3 Percent of All Taxes in 2010 | CNSNews.com
So the solution is to take what little the poor have and make them destitute. That'll teach 'em.
Makes you wonder where they'll find a job since those "job creators" moved their jobs to China. Odd that.
Rdean we have got to create opportunities such as we had in the 90s and most of GWB term
Its that simple
Construction is dead, and to be honest I am 52 years old and am going back to school because there is such a lack of any construction jobs
That s were the middle class can prosper
Rdean I am such a supporter of major expansion in the oil industry because of the jobs ot would create
without the Pipeline from Canada I would have not worked in the last 2 years