House-Senate deal reached on payroll tax cut

Dec 2011
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A bad move, in my humble opinion, but expected, nonetheless.

WASHINGTON – A top lawmaker says the House of Representatives and Senate have sealed a final agreement on legislation to renew a 2 percentage-point cut in the payroll tax and jobless benefits for millions of unemployed workers, a top priority of President Barack Obama.​

Democratic Sen. Max Baucus, the Senate Finance Committee Chairman, confirmed the agreement to Fox News late Wednesday, capping a long day of wrangling over the final details of the measure.​


The lawmakers met their goal of getting the agreement out by midnight so it can get on the House floor by Friday.


Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...eal-reached-on-payroll-tax-cut/#ixzz1mWBSg0Kl


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Mar 2009
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They never say how they will put the money back in the Social Security fund.:( And the ones that are so happy to keep the extra $40 or so on their check now, may one day need it more when they can no longer work.
 
Jul 2009
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They never say how they will put the money back in the Social Security fund.:( And the ones that are so happy to keep the extra $40 or so on their check now, may one day need it more when they can no longer work.

Agreed. I'm all for a bigger paycheck but for things like SS, Medicaid/care, etc. I've no issue paying taxes.
 
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