ECON 2D03 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Federal Insurance Contributions Act Tax, Baby Boomers

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Account for about 1/3 of federal taxes collected. The % of the ta(cid:454) (cid:271)ase that (cid:373)ust (cid:271)e paid to the gov"t. The value of income, earnings, sales, property, or other valued items to which a tax rate applied. Taxes that take a larger percentage of income from low-income people than high income. Taxes that take a larger percentage of income from high-income people than low- income. Taxes that take the same percentage of income from people at all income levels. Only the tax base is taxed in any given year. Only earnings from working are taxable: not other forms of income (rents, interest, capital gains, and stock dividends) Benefit amounts: prior social security tax contributions. Progressive: low earnings workers: higher replacement rate. Higher income earners: high social security benefits, smaller percentage of prior years earnings. Average age of population is increasing: fewer workers paying taxes, more retirees receiving benfits.

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