General
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4 votes
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1 vote
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Include a state tax version as well.
Include the taxes that citizens pay in their states as well.
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Corporate Tax Cheats
Make a website for this for corporations. See where their "tax dollars" went. If they paid any
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solve the debt ceiling crisis.
We could use some help from a guy like you.
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1 vote
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what about an option to change the percentages you want to give money to certain areas then compare
What about the option to change the percentage you give your tax dollars to and then compare those to the real world?
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Put items in only 1 category
For example, "Military Retirement Fund" is in both "National Defense" and "Income Support" - at different but similar amounts, even!
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Show chart slices split by current, past, and future expenses
Tax dollars fund things the government is doing today, like fighting wars, fixing roads, etc. Taxes also fund things done in the past, like Veterans' Benefits for ex-military. They also fund things to be done in the future, like pensions.
How about showing pie wedges for where the current money goes - how much for things today, for things done in past years, and for things to be done sometime in the future.
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fix the jumbled-up titles when you mouseover the pie sections (IE 9 and Vista Home Premium)
Mouseover the pie chart, the titles are overlaid, doubled up
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Select prior year for analysis
Allows for comparison of how taxes were applied over different years.
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Show what we're funding right now if the categories were laid out end-to-end over the year
In order to understand the relative size of each tax burden, it'd be nice to have some indicator on my work computer that said that I'm funding, say, The Unemployment Trust Fund, today (and for the next two weeks).
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15 votes
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Allow people to enter their total tax (from their return) instead of their income.
This would allow people who have complex tax situations to still see the pie chart breakdown of their taxes (and do a reapportionment if you implement my other suggestion) while keeping the entry simple. If people did enter total tax instead of income, they wouldn't see the tax rate breakdown info on the left.
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That's awesome! It would be hard, but add in state, city, county, school, property & capital gains.
More taxes!
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Include a decimal point for sections under 10%
Include a decimal point for sections under 10%
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