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To: Don Lloyd who wrote (174584)	5/14/2003 3:43:38 PM
From: Robert O	of 186894

ot Much, if not all, of these expenses MAY go away or get consolidated after marriage. Without commenting on the overall concept here I just wanted to note that married couples almost always pay more in taxes filing jointly (or married but separate) than if the two filed as individuals. In conjunction with your theme the additional tax may be based on the idea that the couple will have a net savings on other items in their life. But clearly the idea that all expenses will go away forgets the add'l tax burden. If the couple both do well in wages you really get it up the arse (in a bad way!). RO

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