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In reply to the discussion: I'm really really scared [View all]And if they fall into the category of not paying taxes in general to begin with, with a minimum Medicare payment, what does a $4k deduction do for them?
That's the equivalent of a one legged person being told there's food for free if they're just willing to cross a busy street.
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I doubt it'll pass thru te Senate as is. There's talk of splitting it into 3 bills...
brush
Yesterday
#2
an extra $4000 deduction would translate into a reduction of tax owed by $400 to $500 at most.
Wiz Imp
Yesterday
#36
Yep. The whole thing is an attempt to fool the public into think they're getting a much better deal than they really are
Wiz Imp
12 hrs ago
#57
Oh John. Your despair is testimony that you are a deeply sensitive, smart and caring person. Hold steady to your worth.
Nanuke
Yesterday
#4
Just hours after House passage, senators are already talking about big changes.
Wiz Imp
Yesterday
#20
oh, make no mistake, Whatever eventually gets signed into law is going to be really awful
Wiz Imp
Yesterday
#32
They can go shove this big beautiful bill straight up their big beautiful asses!
Initech
Yesterday
#24
Do you or can you qualify for SSI or SSDI? Hopefully, these cuts will be watered down to get through the senate.
Doodley
22 hrs ago
#52
They nearly always deny on first application. I recommend asking a no-fee-unless-you-win disability lawyer to help.
Doodley
11 hrs ago
#58