February 19, 2008 Comparing Income Taxes under Bill Clinton and George Bush Print this page Subscribe Support our work Individual Income Tax Due in 2008, Bush Law versus Clinton Law For taxpayers who take the standard deduction and have no children Taxpayer Tax That Would Have Been Owed under Clinton-Era Tax Law Tax Owed under Current Law, with Bush Tax Cuts Single, income of 30,000 $3,157.50 $2,756.25 Single, income of 50,000 $7,262.50 $6,606.25 Married, income of $50,000 $5,085.00 $4,012.50 Married, income of $60,000 $6,585.00 $5,512.50 Single, income of $75,000 $14,262.50 $12,856.25 Married, income of $75,000 $9,426.50 $7,762.50 Single, income of $125,000* $29,378.50 $26,472.25 Married, income of $125,000* $23,426.50 $19,462.50 *This chart does not take into account the Alternative Minimum Tax Topics Center for Federal Tax Policy Business Taxes Individual and Consumption Taxes Individual Income and Payroll Taxes Tags Bill Clinton George W. Bush