claim: extending current tax rates would "average more than $100,000 a year to millionaires and even billionaires."
author: austan goolsbee
evidence_1: nov 2, 2017 ... their tax cuts would average roughly $50,000 apiece in 2018, boosting their after -tax incomes by more than 2 percent. ... 2 percent of households with incomes  below $100,000 would get any tax cut, ... his attorneys wrote last year:b ... and  even further below the current 39.6 percent top rate that applies to ...
evidence_2: oct 11, 2016 ... astonishingly, the new plan is even more tilted toward the rich than ... it capped  the value of itemized deductions at $100,000 ($200,000 for ... trump would cut  the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 15 .... the richest americans would pay  over $800,000 more a year, on average. ... current time 0:00.
evidence_3: jul 19, 2012 ... obama's tax policies are not helping middle class earners, rather they're ... under  my plan no family making less than $250,000 a year will see ... cbo estimates  that health insurance will cost $15,000 per year on average for families ... already  enacted under current law would raise the top tax rates on jan.
evidence_4: mar 22, 2017 ... meanwhile, the average family making $200,000 or more would gain $5,640, ...  center and the urban institute's health policy center (see chart here). ... would  make those subsidies smaller for poor people and extend ... people making more  than $1 million a year would get an average tax cut of $51,410.
evidence_5: dec 1, 2011 ... a new york city public-school teacher earning $100,000 can retire at 55 ... web  site, the average newly retired city cop collects a pension of $58,563 ... public- sector workers enjoy generous rates of guaranteed return. ... after six years,  police and firefighters can earn more than $90,000, excluding overtime.