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Reporter: "Was there ever any year where you paid lower than the 13.9%?"

Mitt Romney: "I haven't calculated that. I'm happy to go back and look."

Voiceover: "Did Romney pay 10% in taxes? 5%? Zero? We don't know."

Romney: flexible on welfare and the truth.

We asked people to use our new tax calculator to compare President Obama's tax plan to Mitt Romney's. This is what they found out.

You work hard, stretch every penny, but chances are you pay a higher tax rate than him: Mitt Romney made $20 million dollars in 2010, but paid only 14% in taxes—probably less than you.

Now he has a plan that will give millionaires another tax break and raises taxes on middle class families by up to $2000 dollars a year. Mitt Romney's middle class tax increase: he pays less, you pay more.

"The choice on debt.

Mitt Romney's plan: huge tax cuts for millionaires, tax breaks for oil companies and corporations that ship jobs overseas, adding trillions to the deficit.

Stephanie Cutter breaks down what Mitt Romney's tax plan means for families and how President Obama's plan will cut the deficit while still making the investments we need to grow and keep middle class families strong. Go to http://www.barackobama.com/TaxCalculator and use the tax calculator to see how these two very different plans will affect you.

Mitt Romney has only released one full year of tax returns. Why hasn't he released more? Is Romney willing to share any new information?

Voice-over: "Seen this ad?" President Obama: "If you got a business, you didn't build that..."

Voice-over: "Wait a minute, Romney deliberately altered the meaning of the President's words. Actually, he was talking about, 'building infrastructure and education, not that individuals don't build their businesses.'"

Mitt Romney is launching a false attack, but it turns out he actually agrees with President Obama.

We asked people their thoughts on Mitt Romney saying he was retired "retroactively" as CEO of Bain Capital from 1999 to 2001.