Friday, March 27, 2020

What is the difference in a tax cut and tax break?

Virgil Loatman: Nothing.

Arleen Bussing: Nothing really just the way that the words are used some time by different people or taxpayers that are involved in the conversation at that time in their life.For a possible reduction in the current tax rate amounts or possible income tax liability that apply to your filing status and situation when you are filling out your 1040 federal income tax return.Hope that you find the above enclosed information useful. 07/11/2011...Show more

Toshiko Reimers: nothing. Its all just buzzwords used by politicians to try to win votes from people who never think beyond the 30 second soundbites.

Johnnie Pummill: Let's say, for the sake of argument, the tax rate is 40% and is reduced to 35%. That is a tax cut.On the other hand, if you were not allowed to deduct mortgage interest in a prior year, but you can do so this year, that is a tax break.

Elmo Tervo: a tax cut would be a new tax rate that would be less than the curr! ent onea tax break would be anything that would entitle the person to some kind of relief of the tax burden, I consider the child tax credit, earned income credit, the additional child credit, and make work pay credit, all tax breaks for low income tax payers

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