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Marriage Penalties
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(May 18, 2004) - T04-0087 - Share of House Tax Cuts that Would go to Lower, Middle 3, and Upper Quintiles, 2004
2005 Chart showing the share of the tax relief from the House bills on marriage-penalty reform, AMT relief, extension of the 10-percent tax bracket, and the increased and expanded child tax credit (H.R. 4181, 4227, 4275, and 4359) that goes to various income quintiles.
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(May 17, 2004) - T04-0079 - Combined Effect of House Bills on Marriage Penalty Reform, AMT Relief, Extension of the 10-Percent Income Tax Bracket, and Increased and Expanded Child Credit Distribution of AMT Taxpayers by Cash Income Class, 2005
2005 combined effect on the number and distribution of AMT taxpayers of the House bills on the extension of the 10-percent income tax bracket, extension and expansion of the child tax credit, marriage-penalty reform, and AMT relief (H.R. 4275, 4359, 4181, and 4227).
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(Apr 27, 2004) - T04-0064 - Effect of Making Marriage Penalty Relief Permanent: Distribution of AMT Taxpayers by Cash Income Class, 2005
2005 effect on the number and distribution of AMT taxpayers of the House plan (H.R. 4181) to extend the acceleration of the marriage-penalty reform provisions in the 2001 tax act (EGTRRA).
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(Apr 27, 2004) - T04-0063 - Effect of Making Marriage Penalty Relief Permanent: Distribution of Married Filing Joint AMT Taxpayers by Cash Income Class, 2005
2005 effect on the number and distribution of AMT taxpayers of the House plan (H.R. 4181) to extend the acceleration of the marriage-penalty reform provisions in the 2001 tax act (EGTRRA). This table shows the effect on married filing joint taxpayers only.
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(Jun 23, 2003) - T03-0165 - Accelerate EITC Marriage-Penalty Relief: Tax Units That Benefit, 2003
2003 Distribution by AGI of the number of tax units and the number of taxpayers (those who pay a positive amount of individual income tax) that would benefit from accelerating the EITC marriage-penalty relief provisions currently scheduled for 2008.
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