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A study released by Citizens for Tax Justice and the Children’s Defense Fund reveals who benefitted from the Bush tax cuts in each year from 2001 through 2010.
Among the key findings:
The richest Americans—the best-off one percent, got tax cuts totaling $477 billion.
An astonishing 52 percent of the total tax cuts went to the richest one percent—whose average 2010 income was $1.5 million. Their tax-cut windfall in that year alone averaged $85,000 each.
Put another way, of the estimated $234 billion in tax cuts for the year 2010, $121 billion went to just 1.4 million taxpayers.
http://www.ctj.org/pdf/gwb0602c2.pdf
Among the key findings:
The richest Americans—the best-off one percent, got tax cuts totaling $477 billion.
An astonishing 52 percent of the total tax cuts went to the richest one percent—whose average 2010 income was $1.5 million. Their tax-cut windfall in that year alone averaged $85,000 each.
Put another way, of the estimated $234 billion in tax cuts for the year 2010, $121 billion went to just 1.4 million taxpayers.
http://www.ctj.org/pdf/gwb0602c2.pdf