Americans Paying More in Taxes than for Food, Clothing, and Shelter
In 2012, Americans will pay approximately $4.041 trillion in taxes, which is $152 billion, or 3.9 percent, more than they will spend on housing, food, and clothing.
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Not all Americans……. Only the 40% that are gainfully employed.