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Showing posts with label marginal tax rates. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marginal tax rates. Show all posts
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Historical Tax Rates by Quintiles

Second quintile: 9.9 percent
Middle quintile: 14.2 percent
Fourth quintile: 17.4 percent
Percentiles 81-90: 20.3 percent
Percentiles 91-95: 22.4 percent
Percentiles 96-99: 25.7 percent
Percentiles 99.0-99.5: 29.7 percent
Percentiles 99.5-99.9: 31.2 percent
Percentiles 99.9-99.99: 32.1 percentTop 0.01
Percentile: 31.5 percent
N.B.: These figures include all federal taxes, not just income taxes.
source (HT: Greg Mankiw)
Labels:
marginal tax rates,
progressive income taxes,
taxes
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