Who do you support?

by **Jordan** Fri 24 Oct 2008, 4:53 pm

Obama or Mcain?

by **Didly12** Sat 25 Oct 2008, 1:43 am

Republican Presidential Candidate
John McCain position on Taxes
• McCain wants to make the Bush tax cuts of 2001 and 2003 pemanent,
and has proposed a few more of his own.

• McCain supports a simplified income tax system with two rates and a
generous standard deduction.

• He wants to double the deduction for dependents to $7,000 to help
those raising families.

• McCain proposed suspending the federal gas tax during the 2008
summer.

• McCain advocates phasing out the alternative minimum tax, which
threatens to group millions of middle class taxpayers together with
the wealthy taxpayers.

• He would reform estate taxation.

• McCain would forbid Internet and cell phone taxes.

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Republican Presidential Candidate
John McCain position on Taxes
• McCain wants to make the Bush tax cuts of 2001 and 2003 permanent,
and has proposed a few more of his own.

• McCain supports a simplified income tax system with two rates and a
generous standard deduction.

• He wants to double the deduction for dependents to $7,000 to help
those raising families.

• McCain proposed suspending the federal gas tax during the 2008
summer.

• McCain advocates phasing out the alternative minimum tax, which
threatens to group millions of middle class taxpayers together with
the wealthy taxpayers.

• He would reform estate taxation.

• McCain would forbid Internet and cell phone taxes.

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Democratic Presidential Candidate
Barack Obama position on Taxes
• Obama wants to allow the Bush tax cuts of 2001 and 2003 to expire as
scheduled for Americans earning more than $250,000 a year.

• He would raise taxes on capital gains and dividends and give tax
breaks for low and middle-income Americans.

• He proposes a $500 per person or $1,000 per family payroll tax
credit for middle class taxpayers.

• Obama opposed the suspension of the federal gas tax during the 2008
summer.

• He supports a universal mortgage tax credit of 10 percent.

• Obama advocates the elimination of income taxes for seniors making
less than $50,000 and would simplify their tax filing process.

• He wants to close corporate tax loopholes and end deductions for
industries such as oil and gas.

• He plans to introduce tax penalties for US companies that keep
their profits overseas.

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Democratic Presidential Candidate
Barack Obama position on Taxes
• Obama wants to allow the Bush tax cuts of 2001 and 2003 to expire as
scheduled for Americans earning more than $250,000 a year.

• He would raise taxes on capital gains and dividends and give tax
breaks for low and middle-income Americans.

• He proposes a $500 per person or $1,000 per family payroll tax
credit for middle class taxpayers.

• Obama opposed the suspension of the federal gas tax during the 2008
summer.

• He supports a universal mortgage tax credit of 10 percent.

• Obama advocates the elimination of income taxes for seniors making
less than $50,000 and would simplify their tax filing process.

• He wants to close corporate tax loopholes and end deductions for
industries such as oil and gas.

• He plans to introduce tax penalties for US companies that keep
their profits overseas.