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Hopefully folks will read the article before commenting but for those who don't: > This dramatic difference can be attributed to key changes in federal tax pol
by NelsonMinar 3y ago
Hopefully folks will read the article before commenting but for those who don't:
> This dramatic difference can be attributed to key changes in federal tax policy.
- refurb 3y agoInterestingly pre-tax median household income increased from $68,700 (2020) to $76,330 (2021) an 11.1% increase, then dropped 2.3% to $74,580 (2022).
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- rahimnathwani 3y agoThat's a 2.3% drop in real pretax income. The drop is likely due to inflation. It's still probably an increase in nominal pretax income.
- belltaco 3y agoSounds like covid era policies expiring without getting renewed that active changes made in federal tax policy.
- bradleyjg 3y agoIt’s a little strange to call the government sending or not sending checks to people that didn’t owe any taxes to begin a change in tax policy. They are changes in social spending policy.
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- SubiculumCode 3y agoNegative tax rates can't be a tax policy? That a limited view.