The Senator is right, except for the 2001. It is moving back up to the 39.6 percent rate for those over $1 million.
Jon S. Corzine: “The Senator is right, except for the 2001. It is moving back up to the 39.6 percent rate for those over $1 million.”
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Discussing tax rates during a Senate floor debate.
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