Senate overwhelmingly approves tax-cut deal


Payroll Tax: A far-reaching $858 billion tax plan negotiated by the White House and Republican leaders sailed through the Senate on Wednesday and was headed for a vote Thursday in the House, as lawmakers rushed to prevent a New Year's tax hike from striking virtually every American household.

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SC State Housing posted 3 days ago (via twitter)

US Senate passes tax bill extending all expiring income tax reductions thru 2012, cut payroll taxes 2% during 2011, reduce estate tax ...

Nehal Amer posted 3 days ago (via twitter)

the tax deal is ridiculous, its gonna lower the payroll tax , increase tax for 1 in 3 workers, basically it'll eliminate the estate tax .. ugh

K.Green. A&R; dir. posted 4 days ago (via twitter)

The dems are mad about the tax cuts/ estate tax cuts for the top 2%. They're getting payroll tax cuts for the middle class. Everyone wins!

GG posted 7 days ago (via twitter)

The Payroll Tax "holiday" which will KILL SS. The UI benefits that end in year. The Estate Tax elimination. All exploitative and just wrong.

Corey Richardson posted 8 days ago (via twitter)

Yes, the tax bill maintains breaks for the rich and the estate tax break, but yo, what about the unemployment and 6% payroll tax holiday?

ôl ə twit′ər posted 8 days ago (via twitter)

I like Obama, not TaxCuts 4 rich, estate tax , payroll tax holiday RT@markknoller:Clinton disputed those who think O damaged self politically

frank posted 8 days ago (via twitter)

2 biggest components of failure in this tax compromise is the payroll tax deduction, this weakens SS, and the estate tax ! get rid of both

Stacey Hopkins posted 8 days ago (via twitter)

It's not about tax credits or cuts, UI, payroll or estate taxes; it's about jobs! It's all relative, folks!

Jerry Anderson, CCIM posted 8 days ago (via twitter)

Cut estate taxes, lower payroll taxes, extend tax cuts for all,extend unemployment benefits . And no plan whatsoever to pay for any of it!

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