Just as in the late 19th century, the tax code is now hopelessly arbitrary and unfair. It requires a complete overhaul.
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How to raise the revenue necessary to pay the bills in a way that reflects ability to pay, but does not incentivise unnatural acts as the means to avoid paying? It should be a tax code that does not result in billions in lost prodcutivity. A tax code that can not be used as a tool for political calculus.
Fair tax - when I read the book it made quite a lot of sense.
Flat tax - that would sure be better than what we have.
Corporate tax - wretched represser of economic activity, stupid.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970204422404576594471646927038.html?mod=WSJ_Opinion_LEADTop
How to raise the revenue necessary to pay the bills in a way that reflects ability to pay, but does not incentivise unnatural acts as the means to avoid paying? It should be a tax code that does not result in billions in lost prodcutivity. A tax code that can not be used as a tool for political calculus.
Fair tax - when I read the book it made quite a lot of sense.
Flat tax - that would sure be better than what we have.
Corporate tax - wretched represser of economic activity, stupid.
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