A family filing jointly with a household income of $50,000 has a tax liability of 22%, or $11,000.
2021 was stimulus, and not the norm.
Nevertheless, as is well known on this forum, I am opposed to deductions, exemptions, and credits. It causes everyone's tax rates to be higher.
Wow. You really should understand things before you vote.
A fami,y with an income of $50,000 does not have a tax liability of 22%, or $11,000:
First, filing jointly puts them in the 12% bracket, not 22%. But even if they WERE in the 22% bracket, that doesn’t mean they have a tax liability of $11,000. The 22% is on the last dollar earned, NOT their entire income.
So let’s backtrack to the 12%. Tney get a $25,000 deduction for the two of them, leaving just $25,000 taxable income. That means they owe $3,000 in tax - NOT $11,000.
Now consider that they get $11,000 tax “credit” (hah) for their three kids. They use that to offset the $3,000 they owe - and walk away with $8,000 from….yes….other people’s taxes! That is welfare.
I‘m starting to see why libs vote for such liberal policies. They don’t have a clue what’s going on.