Recent Developments in the Marriage Tax

Daniel Feenberg () and Harvey S. Rosen

National Tax Journal, 1995, vol. 48, issue 1, 91-101

Abstract: Estimates the marriage tax by income class (based on OBRA '93 changes in the rate schedule and EITC) using samples of actual tax returns. In 1994, 52 percent of married couples paid a marriage tax of $1,244, while 38 percent received a subsidy of $1,399.

Date: 1995
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