Calculate Historical Tax Liabilities In the past, maximum federal income tax rates have
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Calculate Historical Tax Liabilities In the past, maximum federal income tax rates have been much higher than they are today. In 1944, for example, those who had taxable incomes of $1,000,000 or more paid a marginal tax rate of 90 percent. If a persons taxable income increased from $1 million to $1.1 million in that year, how much of the additional income would he or she have been able to keep? What might have justified such a high tax rate at that time? What impact do you think such a high tax rate would have on the U.S. economy today?
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