Withholding Adjustment In Taxes Seen As Drop Into A Large Pool
President Bush’s plan to tweak the tax withholding schedule would put more money in workers’ pay now and less later. Experts say the effect on spending will be small and some warn of under withholding leading to big bills. The change, not requiring congressional approval, would take effect in months and is part of broader tax proposals. The Tax Foundation estimates an average annual tax burden reduction of $9,410 per filer. In 1991 about 80 million taxpayers saw $70 billion withheld in excess.
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Budget plan sparks partisan clash over the wealthy and working Americans
Democrats accuse President Bush's proposed $1.52 trillion budget of favoring the rich while harming working people. Leon Panetta assails the plan as tax cuts for the wealthy, as Richard Darman defends it before the House Budget Committee amid recession concerns. The White House argues the blueprint lowers taxes for families and funds programs, roads, and defense, seeking economic revival.
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Bush Seeks Growth With Economic Plan Despite Critics
Washington AP reports President Bush urged Congress to pass his six year revival package claiming 2.1 percent growth and an extra half million jobs in four years. He argued the plan would boost income and reduce the budget deficit, despite economists’ reservations.
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