Americans will pay about $380 billion more in taxes each year unless Congress and the President make the tax relief for families permanent. These tax increases WILL begin in 2011 if Congress does not act.
If the tax cuts are not made permanent, beginning in 2011, average taxes would increase to $1,800 per taxpayer, and a family of four earning $40,000 would see an increase of over $2,300 in taxes.
That’s the Scene in our Nation’s capital.
With declining revenues at the State level what can we expect from the next administration? 
In the last session, tax increase proposals by Republicans in South Dakota totaled over $200 million dollars a year. It is time to demand that our State Senators, Representatives and Governor hold the line on spending and tax increases. Let them know how you feel!!!
Gordon Howie
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I think there is plenty of factual info out there on the Obama Care issue. The Heritage Foundation has done a study that can probably be accessed on their website.
As far as the State wide issues, a great place to begin is Senate Bill 1 from the last session…… If you look through the bills you will see MANY that simply add greater tax burdens. The General bill spens $30 million dollars more in 2011 than in 2010. With declining State revenues…. the math is pretty simple. More tax is on the way unless we cut spending.
Do you have any factual data to support your claim?