Thinker101
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- Mar 25, 2017
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Trump era tax cuts are set to expire on Dec. 31, 2025.
If, for example, you are married and earn more than $22,000, you are considered rich.
“Those married filing a joint return in a 12% tax bracket ($22,001 to $89,450) will increase to 15%,” Youngblood said, citing one example. “Those in a 22% tax rate ($89,451 to $180,000) will increase to 25% from 22%.”
Families will also see the child tax credit, which was doubled to $2,000 under the TCJA, revert to $1,000 per child.
The SALT deduction, currently capped at $10,000, will also be removed.
Gee, thanks Joe, always looking out for the little guy.
https://thehill.com/homenews/4530402-trump-tax-cuts-set-to-expire-will-you-be-affected/
If, for example, you are married and earn more than $22,000, you are considered rich.
“Those married filing a joint return in a 12% tax bracket ($22,001 to $89,450) will increase to 15%,” Youngblood said, citing one example. “Those in a 22% tax rate ($89,451 to $180,000) will increase to 25% from 22%.”
Families will also see the child tax credit, which was doubled to $2,000 under the TCJA, revert to $1,000 per child.
The SALT deduction, currently capped at $10,000, will also be removed.
Gee, thanks Joe, always looking out for the little guy.
https://thehill.com/homenews/4530402-trump-tax-cuts-set-to-expire-will-you-be-affected/