Americans face $3,500 fiscal cliff tax hit - Oct. 1, 2012
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- "American households face an average tax
increase of $3,500 if Congress doesn't act to avert the fiscal cliff,
according to a new analysis from the Tax Policy Center."
Few think, however, that Congress will let all the scheduled tax
increases take effect. The current betting says lawmakers will let the
temporary payroll tax cut expire but leave the majority of the Bush tax
cuts in place and reinstate another so-called "fix" to the Alternative
Minimum Tax so that it doesn't ensnare more than 20 million households
this year and next. Political observers also expect the new health
reform taxes will take effect as scheduled."

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