Newsweek wrote an article on this very subject.
It quotes a dentist who is contemplating reducing "her income from her current $320,000 to under $250,000 by having her dental hygienist work fewer days and by treating fewer patients. [That way, she] would avoid paying higher taxes on the $70,000 that would be subject to increased taxation if Obama's proposal is signed into law."
It's hard to overstate how absurd these claims are. First, let's talk about the "massive increase in progressivity" that Gerson deplores.
Is Obama Declaring War on the Wealthy? | Newsweek Voices - Daniel Gross | Newsweek.com
None of you right wing cry babies want to take on the facts here, do you?
It quotes a dentist who is contemplating reducing "her income from her current $320,000 to under $250,000 by having her dental hygienist work fewer days and by treating fewer patients. [That way, she] would avoid paying higher taxes on the $70,000 that would be subject to increased taxation if Obama's proposal is signed into law."
It's hard to overstate how absurd these claims are. First, let's talk about the "massive increase in progressivity" that Gerson deplores.
Is Obama Declaring War on the Wealthy? | Newsweek Voices - Daniel Gross | Newsweek.com
None of you right wing cry babies want to take on the facts here, do you?