January 5, 2012
The Tax Policy Center Newsletter

The Romney Tax Plan 

TPC analysis of the tax plan proposed by GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney 
shows that in 2015, the plan would reduce federal revenues by $180 billion 
compared with current policy under which virtually all of the 2001-2010 tax 
cuts are permanently extended. Taxes would go down for about 40 percent of all 
households but savings would go disproportionately to the highest-income 
taxpayers--more than half would go to the top 1 percent (people with income 
over $630,000). Relative to current law, where most 2001-2010 tax cuts expire 
as scheduled in 2013, the plan would reduce revenues by nearly $600 billion in 
2015. Nearly 80 percent of households would get a tax cut, but almost half of 
the benefit would go to the top 1 percent.

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