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Essay heading: Bush's Tax Cut
 
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Also, to promote charitable giving, the President has allowed for a clause which will allow the taxpayer to deduct his or her charitable donations from their taxes. This budget plan also includes ideas that will allow the common American to pay down his debts thus lowering the consumer debt. When taxes are cut the common man can pay back what debts they may have...
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When taxes are cut the common man can pay back what debts they may have. This is very important because consumer debt is now over $1.5 trillion and credit card debt alone will be over 600 billion dollars. That equates to, on average, about $2,000 dollars per American. Another positive change the President looks to in act is the lowering of the death tax...
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