Zmiany w podatkach

[marekatlanta71]

money.cnn.com/2005/12/07/pf/taxes/house_amt/index.htm?cnn=yes
Wyglada na to ze w to ostatni rok placenia AMT.

[iamhotep]

The underlying question is, who ends up paying for Iraq, the Katrina cleanup,
the Medicare drug benefit, homeland security, everything else? If the House has
its way it won’t be the super rich, who will get their capital gains and
dividend tax cuts extended. If the Senate gets its way it won’t be the middle
class, who would otherwise be hit by the AMT. If the House and Senate
compromise by giving both groups what they want, there’s only one group left.

That group is the poor and near poor. Cut more taxes on the super rich and the
middle class and the only way Congress can say it’s grappling with the soaring
budget deficit is to cut more programs for the poor. That means fewer food
stamps, less Medicaid, and vanishing housing assistance.

Of course, this won’t be nearly enough to shrink the deficit. So in order to
extend the tax breaks for the rich and to avoid the AMT, America will have to
rely even more on foreigners – from whom we’re already borrowing more than $2
billion a day.
www.prospect.org/web/page.ww?section=root&name=ViewWeb&articleId=10690

[monie_pl]

A co to jest AMT?

monika

[marekatlanta71]

Alternative Minimum Tax

www.turbotax.com/articles/FAQontheAlternativeMinimumTax.html