February 1, 2003

The Effect on a Typical Family of Four of Accelerating Scheduled Tax Cuts and Making Temporary Tax Relief Permanent

John S. Barry

John S. Barry

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Executive Summary
An estimate of the effect on a typical family of four of accelerating scheduled tax cuts and making temporary tax relief permanent.

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