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Old 01-13-2007, 04:39 PM   #5
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True, but if I want to open an IRA it looks like I get taxed twice, depending on the IRA. One going in and then 6 or so percent going out.

But I do agree, the taxes on special interests is at times hogwash, but I really need to look into those laws, but more over for tax deductions on student loan interest.

For my happy Europeon trip I'm looking at a rising tuition count. >_> It is well work the money, but 40,000 with interest, is quite a pretty penny. (But that is beside the point.)

What interests me is the change in tax levels. Did the lowest taxable braket get taken down to 11,000k or raised to 14,000k? (It still might be the same because I managed to get money back only making 10,400k gross....) But eh.
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