What's the range for the Social Securities numbers?
Of course, people like me don't make enough money for it to matter:(
Lack of income (taxable income) seems the least of barriers, NeoGuin.
On CNN Money, I saw something saying that couples benefit the most and that someone with a $50,000 salary would get about $20 back.
Then they were talking about $400 some odd bucks for having a kid or some such.
Made me wonder, anyone know what the benefit of being in a couple is tax-wise?
That's exactly what I read, I'm wonndering why. The couples I know are already at an advantage for being a couple and sharing bills.
Odd, so to correct the discrapancy ther's another one? Oh well, my tax break is less than $5 a month, I bet. I'm not gonna complain that it's not $10.
Don't get too accustomed to the increase in your paychecks. Many of the tax law benefits have a time limit. c.i.
Always thought the marriage penalty was my ex!
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