Great Progress in Physical Restoration Program Growth
Leif Fredericks, state director of the bureau of vocational rehabilitation, reports rapid growth in physical restoration since its five year start. Services include medical and surgical care, therapy, and prosthetic devices, aiding 390 men and 237 women with disabilities who were often on relief and unemployed. More than 241 surgeries were performed, 445 prosthetic devices issued, and over 200 participants now employed or in retraining, with ongoing follow ups to ensure job suitability.
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Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
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You Pay Half of The Tax Bill
Montana citizens earning under 85,000 per year are cited by the Montana Chamber of Commerce as paying more than half the costs of federal government. The report traces historic shifts in who pays taxes, noting growth of taxes on low income families and rising reliance on corporate levies. It asserts high earners now pay a smaller share of personal income taxes while low income households shoulder most of the burden.
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Taxes carried in prices burden American families
Congress faces a s64 question as it weighs tax cuts against offsets while planning $51 billion in overspending. A State Chambers study cites 40 percent of federal tax revenue from individual income taxes and corporate taxes, social security, and other taxes. Brookings notes three million manufacturing firms price products with corporate taxes, causing consumers to bear a large share of corporate taxes.
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Tax burden on families from corporate income taxes
The article quotes lawmakers noting that corporate income taxes lift prices as firms seek a reasonable return. It cites figures: a three person family with 33,000 income pays 202.80 in corporate taxes via prices, a family of four with 6,000 income pays 316.80, and a family of four with 7,000 income pays 414. The source comments on the tax’s impact on everyday costs.
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