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Posted at 11:26am on Feb. 19, 2008 Show Me The Money: Calculate Your Rebate
By Michelle Oddis
Rep. Walberg posted this blog today that includes many of the details I've been asked lately about rebates. The folks back home rarely contact me to ask about politics -- but when it comes to a check in their pocket -- you can bet they all want to know more.
Here are some of the facts put put out by Walberg Legislative Office.
The Basics for Tax Rebate Checks
· Most single taxpayers will get a rebate of $600.
· Most married couples who file jointly will get $1,200.
· Plus, you’ll get an extra $300 for each child under age 17 for whom you claim a child credit on your 2007 return.
· Low income seniors and disabled veterans (and their widows) who don’t owe enough income tax to qualify for the full rebate can qualify for checks of $300, or $600 if they filed joint returns.
These checks will be sent automatically, so no application form is necessary, as 2007 income will be used. CLICK HERE FOR THE CALCULATOR
Posted at 9:09am on Feb. 11, 2008 Economists: Granholm's economy worst since Great Depression!
By RightMichigan.com
Cross-posted on Right Michigan at www.RightMichigan.com.
Yikes. This can't be what the Granholm administration was hoping to hear from an Ann Arbor think tank. A recent study undertaken by a group of big brains down around the University of Michigan examined the State's biggest metropolitan areas along with the other big cities across the country to figure out where exactly the rest of the big brains are choosing to locate.
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