marriage penalty

The new break would not be limited to those who face a marriage penalty.

Maybe we will start to work to eliminate the marriage penalty.

The party also wants to end the marriage penalty in the state's tax code.

And a Republican plan to eliminate the marriage penalty tax.

Now, having said that, I want to attack immediately the marriage penalty tax.

The bill would also help married couples who do not pay the marriage penalty.

Instead of gradually reducing the marriage penalty, we should do it now.

"It's easier to get your arms around, especially the marriage penalty."

For instance, many people are aware of the so-called marriage penalty.

These changes will reduce the marriage penalty and provide a larger credit for families with three or more children.

We all say we want to end the marriage penalty.

By the way, I've long been a hawk for eliminating the marriage penalty.

But it would cut taxes for almost all married couples, whether or not they now pay a marriage penalty.

Republicans have made relief from the marriage penalty a focal point for the fall campaign.

But the main marriage penalty provisions would not begin kicking in until 2005.

They might even save on their state incomes taxes, which have marriage penalties, too.

If you're married, the marriage penalty is coming back.

If the Republican plan is not the best one for eliminating the marriage penalty, perhaps we should look at other alternatives.

Party leaders have made elimination of the marriage penalty their No. 1 tax priority this year.

"I would gladly pay the marriage penalty for the benefits that go with it."

In 2001, tax reform legislation essentially ended the marriage penalty.

The Legislature also eliminated part of the so-called marriage penalty.

So their marriage penalty would be $874 - a difference of about 3 percent.

The young couple may be married, with two incomes, now suffering the "marriage penalty."

She has worked to repeal the alternative minimum tax and the marriage penalty.