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Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine, August, 2001
Rising paychecks: Married taxpayers who make at least $50,000 a year and singles whose salaries surpass $29,000 will enjoy a hike in take-home pay, thanks to a tiny cut in tax rates that took effect July 1. The change might show up in your July paycheck; otherwise, it will debut in August. For an idea of what it's worth to you, see page 74.
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