2012 Table showing the distribution, by cash income levels, of limiting certain high income taxpayers deductions and exclusions to 28 percent. Baseline is current law.
2013 Table showing the distribution, by cash income percentiles, of limiting certain high income taxpayers deductions and exclusions to 28 percent. Baseline is current law.
Distribution of income from long-term capital gains and qualified dividends and the federal taxes paid on this income by cash income level, under current law, 2011.
Distribution of income from long-term capital gains and qualified dividends and the federal taxes paid on this income by cash income percentile, under current law, 2011.
Distribution of income from long-term capital gains and qualified dividends and the federal taxes paid on this income by cash income level, under current law, 2012.
Distribution of income from long-term capital gains and qualified dividends and the federal taxes paid on this income by cash income percentile, under current law, 2012.
Distribution of income from long-term capital gains and qualified dividends and the federal taxes paid on this income by cash income level, under current policy, 2012.
Distribution of income from long-term capital gains and qualified dividends and the federal taxes paid on this income by cash income percentile, under current policy, 2012.
Distribution of income from long-term capital gains and qualified dividends and the federal taxes paid on this income by cash income level, under current law, 2013.
Distribution of income from long-term capital gains and qualified dividends and the federal taxes paid on this income by cash income percentile, under current law, 2013.
Distribution of income from long-term capital gains and qualified dividends and the federal taxes paid on this income by cash income level, under current policy, 2013.
Distribution of income from long-term capital gains and qualified dividends and the federal taxes paid on this income by cash income percentile, under current policy, 2013.
This paper discusses a proposal that would reform public policies toward retirement saving by replacing the current deduction for contributions to retirement saving accounts with a flat-rate refundable credit that would be deposited directly into the savers account. The proposal would (a) address
Distribution by cash income level of the number of tax units that benefit, as well as the average benefit, from reducing the OASDI employee tax rate to 3.1% for 2012. Baseline is current law.
Distribution by cash income percentile of the number of tax units that benefit, as well as the average benefit, from reducing the OASDI employee tax rate to 3.1% for 2012. Baseline is current law.
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Distribution by cash income level of the number of tax units that benefit, as well as the average benefit, from reducing the OASDI employee tax rate to 4.2% for 2012. Baseline is current law.
Distribution by cash income percentile of the number of tax units that benefit, as well as the average benefit, from reducing the OASDI employee tax rate to 4.2% for 2012. Baseline is current law.
