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A clear explanation of why your taxes are a lock to go higher in the next few years
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By Daily Crux Editor Brian Hunt:

We know reading about deficits and taxes is a sure cure for insomnia, but make sure to read this quick opinion piece on why taxes are going higher.

Bottom line is, the government expects tax revenues to remain robust in the coming years... which will pay for its massive expansion. But the government's projections are way off the mark. There's zero political will to limit spending, so your taxes are sure to rise.

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