Go back and reread your own posts before accusing me of anything. Your disdain of married people is most obvious and I don't whine about being done wrong by single people.
One more time, a married couple will pay more in combined taxes if they have similar incomes and are in the higher tax brackets than if they were single. This applies to a lot of people in this country and is hardly a rare event. What part of that are you having trouble with?
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Originally Posted by kittygilchrist
What you have in effect said is that there are rare exceptions to the disadvantage of being single. You make my point by calling it a marriage penalty in the rare event that someone coupled should ever pay a higher percentage than someone single.
Is scoffing and disdain as in your other posts really necessary to the discussion?
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