Marron highlights a previous blog post where he explains why almost half of Americans pay no federal income tax. The repost comes in light of a leaked video of Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney commenting on the 47 percent.
EnlargeMy most popular blog post, by a long shot, was this one in July 2011 explaining?why almost half of Americans paid no federal income tax. If you are interested in some context behind Governor Romney?s now famous remarks about the 47 percent (TPC calculated it as 46 percent for 2011), please check it out.
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One item I?didn?t mention in that post is that?the number of taxpayers not paying federal income tax?should decline over time.?As the economy?recovers, higher incomes will boost the?fraction of households that pay?federal income tax.
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