claim: says that under his tax plan, seniors making less than $50,000 per year won't pay any income taxes.
author: barack obama
evidence_1: 6 days ago ... tom wong: single teacher with median earnings of $50,000 per year. under the  current tax code, tom pays $5,474 each year in federal income taxes. his tax bill  would decline by $914, or 17 percent, (to $4,560) under the house's plan and by  $1,104, or 20 percent, (to $4,370) under the senate's plan.
evidence_2: nov 30, 2016 ... to accomplish his goal his plan creates a zero income tax rate on singles  earning less than $25,000 and couples earning less than $50,000. this plan is  great for middle income taxpayers, none more so than seniors who would enjoy  significant relief from the taxation of their social security benefits.
evidence_3: sep 29, 2015 ... but many of those families already pay no federal taxes. roughly 45% of  american households will not owe any federal income taxes this year under the  existing tax code, according to tax policy center estimates. trump said his plan  will ensure a slightly larger share -- more than 50% of households -- pay ...
evidence_4: nov 13, 2016 ... president-elect donald trump's website says working- and middle-class  taxpayers would see the biggest tax cuts, in percentage terms, under his plan. a  married couple earning $50,000 per year with two children and $8,000 in child  care expenses would see a 35 percent cut. a married couple earning ...
evidence_5: oct 19, 2016 ... under trump plan: average tax cut of $110, or 0.8%. trump has proposed  increasing the standard deduction to $30,000 for joint filers, up from $12,600,  effectively eliminating income taxes for anyone earning less than that amount. ( the new threshold for singles will be $15,000.) his campaign literature ...