CHAPTER EIGHT Three Ways Your Taxes Could Rise Er ias rkl itehraitn Ct ho ne gbroeosks , pI at as sl kees dnaebwo ul at wl esg ii sml apt ai vc et i rnigs kt ,hwe ht ai cxhe si s yt oh ue od we f ee r roi nn g yyoouurr traext ei rse mt o etnhte af uc tcuoruen itns . a An f It Re rA oa lrl , 4 0i f1 (yko)u, t haer ne ydoi cut awt eisl l wbhee nt ayxoe ud aactc ewshs aytoeuvre rf utnhdes fiuntruertei r teamx eennt .v i r o n m e n t So, it’s critical to ask: Where do you think tax rates are headed? Down? Up? Staying the same? M The Future of Taxes By Becky Ruby Swansburg aterrtym’sonanraeltyirseismsehnotwtasxeths.e cost of thinking short But, things could look worse than Marty projected when he first created his models. That’s because Marty was evaluating what happens if his taxes don’t go down in retirement. Yet one of his biggest risks is actually what happens if taxes go up .
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