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What is the definition of "working families"?

Asked by kelly (1918points) February 24th, 2009
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Obama said that 95% of “working families” will get a tax break. What income does this signify?

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I thought he said if you don’t make more than $250,000 you won’t be taxed more.

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kelly's avatar

yes he did, but he also made point of 95% of working families would get tax break; two different topics.

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Bluefreedom's avatar

I believe a ‘working family’ would be defined as both spouses having jobs. Additionally, the combination of both salaries from both jobs, not totalling more than $250,000, would qualify them for a tax break.

I could be totally wrong on this but it sounds plausible to me.

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