Jan 26, 2016 ... Hillary Clinton would enact a number of tax policies that would raise taxes on  individual and business income. Hillary Clinton's plan would raise tax revenue ...  percent lower income for the top 1 percent. When accounting for reduced GDP,  after-tax incomes of all taxpayers would fall by at least 0.9 percent.
Apr 7, 2016 ... Trump also wants to use the tax code to encourage companies to do business at  home, while Cruz is for a one-rate-fits-all approach. John Kasich hasn't ... Hillary  Clinton targets the top income earners for tax increases through policy-specific  tweaks, but her plan is hardly a revolution. (See our interactive ...
Oct 19, 2016 ... Learn how the candidates' plans could affect wages, health coverage, student  loans, child care costs and what you pay in taxes. ... After all, Democratic  nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican nominee Donald Trump are so  divergent in their political beliefs that your money decisions could be influenced ...
Nov 6, 2016 ... He would also raise the standard deduction (the amount everyone can deduct  from taxable income) but repeal personal exemptions and head of household  filing status. Tax analysts have found that Trump's plan would deliver, on average , tax cuts across all income brackets. So how is it possible that single ...
Nov 20, 2015 ... At the #DemDebate, only one candidate pledged to raise middle-class incomes  and not their taxes: Hillary Clinton. pic.twitter.com/6LdKjWyx8N ... of thin air:  $250,000 is the same pledge she made in her 2008 campaign, and the level that  President Barack Obama has also used to define the middle class.
Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama want to raise taxes on all income brackets.