Test your knowledge of the Republican frontrunner's personal finances.
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Romney’s income from his career in private equity is not considered regular income but capital gains.
Capital gains are taxed at 15 percent while regular income is taxed at a top rate of 35 percent.
Bain Capital and other private equity firms have spent millions keeping this tax loophole open.
All of above
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“…a lot like yours, amigo.”
“…a lot higher than I’d like.”
“…closer to 45 or 50 percent.”
“…only worth discussing in quiet rooms.”
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Gold and horses
Antique guns and baseball cards
American Girl dolls and purebred cats
Stamps
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1 percent
2.9 percent
5.5 percent
7 percent
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Cayman Islands
Bermuda
Switzerland
All of the above
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Twice
29 times
298 times
2,981 times
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$6.39
$6,390
$63,900
$639,000
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99 percent
99.5 percent
99.9 percent
99.9975 percent
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“The 1 percent is doing fine. I want to help the 99 percent.”
“I don’t worry about the top 1 percent.…I worry about the 99 percent.”
“When you have a president encouraging the idea of dividing America based on 99 percent versus one percent, and those people who have been most successful will be in the one percent, you have opened up a wave of approach in this country which is entirely inconsistent with the concept of one nation under God.”
All of the above
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