claim: says that 500,000 federal workers -- one-fourth of the federal workforce -- make more than $100,000 a year.
author: mitt romney
evidence_1: feb 4, 2016 ... the i-team analyzed government data from the office of personnel management  and found that last year the number of federal employees making more than  $100,000 topped 500,000 for the first time. that's 25 percent of the entire federal  workforce of roughly 2.1 million. in the last 15 years, the number of ...
evidence_2: nov 10, 2017 ... the legislation is slightly more favorable than the house version to those with  moderate incomes, but much depends on variables like household size. ... the  times analysis, using the open-source software taxbrain, found that roughly one -quarter of families in the middle class would see their taxes ...
evidence_3: your employees are one of your business' most valuable resources. ... practical  exercise 1. chapter two. federal tax deposit rules for form 941 and 944  taxes .................... 7. who must make form 941 deposits? who must make form  .... $2,500 or more and the prior quarter taxes are less than $2,500, unless a tax  liabil-.
evidence_4: jun 12, 2017 ... celebrating 80 years of small-business representation in washington, d.c.  focused on federal advocacy ... some of the more notable data points in this  survey have to do with the immigrant workforce. ... that more than one-in-three  small employers hire some kind of immigrant worker: green-card holders,.
evidence_5: of schedule in planning and saving for their retirement years. • more than half of  workers expect to retire before age 62, with almost four in ten expecting to retire  at age 59 or earlier. • nine in ten workers participate in the thrift savings plan. •  nine in ten federal employees say they have given their retirement lifestyle at  least ...