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Old 11-13-2012, 03:49 PM
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Default Re: Shoving Match at the Edge of the Fiscal Cliff

Maybe a good idea? After all, it matters not what the nominal rate is, what matters is effective rate.

Democrats Like a Romney Idea to Cap Tax Deductions - NYTimes.com

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The cap — never fully detailed by Mr. Romney — is similar to a longstanding proposal by Mr. Obama to limit income tax deductions to 28 percent, even for affluent households that pay a 35 percent rate. But a firm cap of around $35,000 would hit the affluent even harder than Mr. Obama’s proposal, which has previously gotten nowhere in Congress.
No mention of cap gains in anything I've read so far. That's the one, 15% on investments, that allows those with money to invest to pay such low rates on income, like Rmoney. Guessing a good many politicians are also enjoying that rate? Let it reset to 30%.
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