Hillary Clinton's tax proposals would raise $1.1 trillion over the next decade, and the highest-earning 1% of households would pay more than 77% of the tab, according to an analysis released Thursday.
Under the Democratic front-runner's plans, the average household in the top 1% would pay $78,284 more in taxes in 2017.
That is a 5% decrease in after-tax income, according to the Tax Policy Center.
The top 0.1%, those with incomes of at least $3.8 million under an expanded definition, would pay more than half of the additional taxes.