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Taxes Would Likely Rise for the Wealthy Regardless of Biden s Plans

But the tax provisions for individuals are scheduled to lapse after 2025 and revert to prior law. That means taxes would likely rise for the wealthy absent congressional intervention. (The law s cut to the corporate tax rate, to 21% from 35%, is permanent.) That ll happen if everything remains as it s scheduled, said Paul Auslander, a certified financial planner and director of financial planning at Clearwater, Florida-based ProVise Management Group, of the reversal. Expiration of tax cuts In 2026, the top marginal income-tax rate would jump to 39.6% from the current 37% one of Biden s infrastructure-related policy proposals. Further, estates of single taxpayers that exceed roughly $5.5 million to $6 million would be subject to federal tax about half the current threshold. A reduction to the alternative minimum tax would expire, as would a new 20% tax deduction for pass-through businesses. A doubling of the child tax credit to $2,000 per kid would also lapse.  

Unemployment Tax Refunds May Be Seized for Unpaid Debt and Taxes

(Garnishment is a court order that allows for funds to be removed from someone s account.) This is no different than any other kind of government refund, said Janet Holtzblatt, a senior fellow at the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center. Unemployment tax break The American Rescue Plan waived federal tax on up to $10,200 of unemployment benefits, per person, collected in 2020. Many taxpayers had filed their tax returns before this break became available. President Joe Biden signed the relief bill on March 11. The IRS is automatically issuing refunds to those who overpaid their federal tax liability as a result. The agency identified more than 10 million taxpayers who may be eligible.

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