At present, states have marginal tax rates of up to 11 percent.

Of course, no one knows what marginal tax rates they will pay years from now.

But a difference of opinion about a marginal tax rate?

Overall, the top marginal tax rate was raised from 31% to 40% under the Clinton administration.

The Republicans would lower marginal tax rates by 3 percentage points.

But Table 16-2 shows that marginal tax rates also rise with income.

The effect of the deduction floor is to bring the marginal tax rate up to 31.93 percent.

Marginal tax rates are too high for the economy to perform most effectively.

About a half-century ago, the top marginal tax rate was more than 90 percent.

The top marginal tax rate has declined considerably since 1980.

Cut their marginal tax rates, and they get jobs.

This would cause interest to be taxed at the usually higher marginal tax rate of the parent.

While the top marginal tax rate on ordinary income is 35 percent, the average rates the wealthy pay are much lower.

There is serious doubt about the relevance of considering a single marginal tax rate.

My point was not that marginal tax rates could not be raised.

Congress should tie approval of this request to an increase in the marginal tax rate for all Americans.

It comes down to economic lifestyle - the cost of living and marginal tax rates."

Marginal tax rates do not fully describe the impact of taxation.

Consequently, the marginal tax rate on the excess return within the power sector is 58%.

This objective has been met, but at a price; an increasing number of poor families are faced with high marginal tax rates.

Our solutions cant simply be to increase the corporate and marginal tax rates for individuals.

Money raised by increasing the top marginal tax rate would be applied to reducing the Federal deficit.

And the last thing they'd tolerate is an increase in the top marginal tax rate on the super-rich.

That was how they kept the law "revenue neutral" while lowering marginal tax rates.

Numerous economic studies have found that high marginal tax rates do discourage married mothers from paid work.

The top marginal rate in our current tax code is 33 percent.

But effectively, the top marginal rate is actually 5 percent.

This would permit a much lower marginal rate of tax.

The marginal rate is the tax paid on the last dollar of income.

The marginal rate could go higher but there are other ways to achieve our goal.

These are the marginal rates, or what people pay on the last dollars earned.

We all know, of course, from the American experience, that the higher the marginal rate, the less the revenue.

The combined marginal rate for the state and city taxes was recently running around 11 percent, which is bad enough.

And one of the reasons to cut marginal rates is to encourage economic activity.

The rich did pay lower rates as a result of the marginal rate tax reductions.

After the 1986 reform, with effective marginal rates at 28 percent, this was no longer worth the trouble.

And I want to talk to you quickly about the merits of marginal rate cuts.

Not an issue - while single mothers can pay a higher marginal rate than the prosperous.

President Clinton's economic plan would increase the top marginal rate from 31 percent to 39.6 percent.

I would go for this combined with decreases in marginal rates.

The marginal rate of transformation in production is identical for all products.

These gains are then taxed at the individual's full marginal rate.

He has looked at marginal rates in some cases, but not in others.

It would be more progressive (a 35 percent top marginal rate on income taxes).

Studies show that women are especially sensitive to marginal rates when deciding how much they will work outside the home.

Typically, as one's income grows, a higher marginal rate of tax must be paid.

Benefit systems that create high effective marginal rates of taxation.

Tax rates vary widely, with the highest marginal rate being 13.3% in California.

Adding other social contributions, the maximum marginal rate rose to 34 percent.

To date, the evidence that changes in marginal rates have very significant effects on the labour market decisions of individuals has yet to be established.