Chart is not that informative. In 2006 it says that the average taxable income is $4,500 for 3. above. That’s a $450 tax bill from the 2006 tax tables. The oil company taxes should just be added on a pro rata basis to the $450. If the oil company taxes were zero the $450 bill may not change, gas is just cheaper creating opportunity for the driver to invest or spend, happily raising federal revenue elsewhere while also creating jobs.
March 9th, 2009 at 2:51 pm
1. 300M Americans
2. ??? TaxFilers
3. ??? Tax filers with positive taxes owed
4. ??? Tax filers owing nothing
5. ??? Tax filers receiving unearned money (handout)
6. ??? Non-filers
Chart is not that informative. In 2006 it says that the average taxable income is $4,500 for 3. above. That’s a $450 tax bill from the 2006 tax tables. The oil company taxes should just be added on a pro rata basis to the $450. If the oil company taxes were zero the $450 bill may not change, gas is just cheaper creating opportunity for the driver to invest or spend, happily raising federal revenue elsewhere while also creating jobs.