Tax Relief in 2001 through 2011



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in 2001 through 2011 Department of the Treasury May 2008

in 2001 through 2011 The tax relief enacted during the President s term in office, principally in the Economic Growth and Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001, the Jobs and Growth Reconciliation Act of 2003, the Working Families Act of 2004, the American Jobs Creation Act of 2004, the Prevention and Reconciliation Act of 2005, and the Economic Stimulus Act of 2008, reduced taxes for everyone who pays income taxes as well as for business taxpayers. This document provides estimates of the aggregate tax reduction provided by the tax relief as well as estimates of the tax reduction received by representative taxpayers over the period 2001 through 2011. Aggregate The table below provides estimates of the aggregate reduction in taxes for both individuals and businesses resulting from legislation enacted during the President s term in office. The total tax relief is over $2 trillion. The tax relief initially peaked in 2004 due to the effects of the temporary 30-percent bonus depreciation enacted in 2001 and expanded to 50 percent in 2003. The tax relief again peaks in 2008 due to the economic stimulus payments and temporary 50-percent bonus depreciation enacted in the Economic Stimulus Act of 2008. While the main provisions of the tax relief are currently scheduled to expire at the end of 2010, tax revenue effects continue into 2011 because some provisions enacted during the period do not terminate, 1 because of assumed income shifting effects (e.g., taxpayers shifting capital gains and other taxable income from 2011 into 2010 to take advantage of the lower tax rates), and because some of the benefits of tax relief in 2010 will be reflected on returns filed in 2011. 2 Aggregate in 2001 through 2011 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2001-2011 Calendar s in Billions of Dollars 85 134 219 265 179 184 234 312 205 162 38 2017 Note: Includes the impact of all tax legislation enacted from 2001 through 2008, notably: The Economic Growth and Reconciliation Act of 2001 The Jobs and Growth Reconciliation Act of 2003 The Working Families Act of 2004 The American Jobs Creation Act of 2004 The Prevention and Reconciliation Act of 2005 The Pension Protection Act of 2006 The Economic Stimulus Act of 2008 1 For example, the Pension Protection Act of 2006 made permanent the pension and IRA provisions of the Economic Growth and Reconciliation Act of 2001. 2 The estimates in the table include only enacted legislation. Hence, the figures do not include the effect of extending the socalled AMT patch through 2008, which would add an additional $58 billion of tax relief in that year.

for Example payers The tables on the following pages show estimates of the tax reduction from the President s tax relief received by representative taxpayers over the period 2001 through 2011. The estimates take into account the effects of the new 10-percent tax bracket (including the 2001 rate-reduction credit), the lower tax rates, the larger standard deduction for joint returns, the marriage penalty relief, the larger child credit and additional refundable child tax credit, the higher phase-out floor in the earned income tax credit for joint returns, the higher alternative minimum tax (AMT) exemption levels, the allowance of personal tax credits to be taken against the AMT, and the 2008 economic stimulus payments. The first table, for example, shows the tax relief received by a four-person, one earner family with two children and real (inflation adjusted) wages equivalent to $40,000 in 2007. Over the entire period, the family receives tax relief aggregating to $19,016. The tax relief is highest in 2008 because of the economic stimulus payments enacted in the Economic Stimulus Act of 2008. When the tax relief ends after 2010, this taxpayer would experience a tax increase of $2,345 in 2011 compared to the effects if the tax relief had continued. The additional tables can be interpreted similarly for the other example taxpayers.

2001 through 2011 Four-Person, One Earner Family with Wage Each of $40,000 in 2007 Dollars Federal 2001 34,200 1,250 450 800 2002 34,700 1,228 428 800 2003 35,500 1,303 503 800 2004 36,400 1,378-570 1,948 2005 37,700 1,490-495 1,985 2006 38,900 1,565-445 2,010 2007 40,000 1,625-428 2,053 2008 41,100 1,700-2,283 3,983 2009 41,900 1,715-599 2,314 2010 42,900 1,805-519 2,324 2011 43,900 1,858 1,858 0 TOTAL 16,915-2,101 19,016 Federal With With Extension Without Extension 2011 43,900 1,858-487 2,345 stimulus payment provided the Economic Stimulus Act of 2008.

2001 through 2011 Four-Person, One Earner Family with Wage Each of $80,000 in 2007 Dollars Federal 2001 68,300 5,661 4,861 800 2002 69,400 5,736 4,936 800 2003 71,000 5,903 5,103 800 2004 72,900 6,107 4,392 1,715 2005 75,400 6,354 4,624 1,730 2006 77,800 6,589 4,834 1,755 2007 80,000 6,854 5,018 1,836 2008 82,100 7,341 3,396 3,945 2009 83,800 7,735 5,735 2,000 2010 85,800 8,199 6,199 2,000 2011 87,700 8,639 8,639 0 TOTAL 75,118 57,737 17,381 Federal With With Extension Without Extension 2011 87,700 8,639 6,639 2,000 stimulus payment provided the Economic Stimulus Act of 2008.

2001 through 2011 Three-Person, One Earner Family with Wage Each of $40,000 in 2007 Dollars Federal 2001 34,200 2,185 1,485 700 2002 34,700 2,178 1,478 700 2003 35,500 2,260 1,560 700 2004 36,400 2,343 895 1,448 2005 37,700 2,470 985 1,485 2006 38,900 2,560 1,050 1,510 2007 40,000 2,635 1,083 1,553 2008 41,100 2,725-348 3,073 2009 41,900 2,755 1,143 1,613 2010 42,900 2,853 1,223 1,630 2011 43,900 2,920 2,920 0 TOTAL 27,883 13,473 14,410 Federal With With Extension Without Extension 2011 43,900 2,920 1,265 1,655 stimulus payment provided the Economic Stimulus Act of 2008.

2001 through 2011 Head of Household with Two Children and Wage Each of $30,000 in 2007 Dollars Federal 2001 25,600-836 -1,536 700 2002 26,000-997 -1,697 700 2003 26,600-926 -1,626 700 2004 27,300-880 -2,390 1,510 2005 28,300-756 -2,279 1,523 2006 29,200-743 -2,280 1,538 2007 30,000-841 -2,401 1,560 2008 30,800-803 -3,576 2,773 2009 31,400-934 -2,524 1,590 2010 32,200-866 -2,469 1,603 2011 32,900-883 -883 0 TOTAL -9,465-23,660 14,195 Federal With With Extension Without Extension 2011 32,900-883 -2,498 1,615 stimulus payment provided the Economic Stimulus Act of 2008.