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My question is how did they come up with the $125k income threshold?

Is it because they think anyone making less than $125k can't afford a $10k personal loan? If so -- that's absolutely mind boggling to me. Would have had less of an issue with the whole thing if the threshold was say $50k
Posted: 08/26/2022 at 09:50 AM ET
(In response to this post by darnellm)

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10K debt relief question? Will those who get the relief have to pay taxes
darnellm 08/26/22 08:42 AM ET
I expect fed taxes - no. State taxability will vary.**
ColoVT82 08/26/22 12:35 PM ET
My question is how did they come up with the $125k income threshold?
Hoke 08/26/22 09:50 AM ET
They could've done it like he COVID payments, sliding scale based on income
soflahokie 08/26/22 11:53 AM ET
And it is 250k per couple. Which means prob over 90% of the pop is
fordham 08/26/22 09:58 AM ET
Just guessing a bit, but they were probably fishing for an income number
Tafkam Hokie 08/26/22 09:57 AM ET
Yeah, I'm sure it's some offical statistic...
`lag 08/26/22 10:32 AM ET
It sure as hell should be taxable…. But you
fordham 08/26/22 09:49 AM ET
It certainly awards the squirrels who didn't gather their nuts before
Vtskier1 08/26/22 11:50 AM ET
But we live in a world where our deficit runs multiple hundreds of billions
ElbertoHokie 08/26/22 12:05 PM ET
Musical chairs. The music eventually stops and not all will have a seat**
Vtskier1 08/26/22 12:40 PM ET
unless there is another exception put in place- general answer is yes
bigbadbird 08/26/22 08:57 AM ET
A potential there could be that the 10K was a loan scheduled to be paid
Tafkam Hokie 08/26/22 09:25 AM ET
There was an exemption put in place. I think that's how they're trying to
ElbertoHokie 08/26/22 09:20 AM ET
The 'ol omnibus bill to "fund the government" then load it with pork
Vtskier1 08/26/22 11:54 AM ET