Tax Reform

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You get to keep your whole check though so you'd have more disposable income to purchase your goodies.

What about payroll taxes?

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You get to keep your whole check though so you'd have more disposable income to purchase your goodies.

What about payroll taxes?

I think the sales tax abolishes federal corporate and payroll taxes.

You mean that it generates about $2 trillion a year in revenue? What's the tax rate? 75%?

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You get to keep your whole check though so you'd have more disposable income to purchase your goodies.

What about payroll taxes?

I think the sales tax abolishes federal corporate and payroll taxes.

You mean that it generates about $2 trillion a year in revenue? What's the tax rate? 75%?

I believe it is proposed to be 23%

The math doesn't work.
A lot of the GDP would be exempt (since only personal spending is counted). The GDR is $10 trillion a year. We need $2 trillion a year

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JFRAUD

Keep the Income tax for businesses (WHAT IT WAS REALLY CREATED For). Sales tax for all citizens. Sales tax would NOT be regressive as food would be exempt obviously. You wouldn't be paying anymore payroll taxes either so that makes up a large part of the sales tax. We get along just fine here in FL without a Income tax and our economy is booming. I have no reason to see why it wouldn't work nationally.

www.fairtax.org

If all this stuff is exempt, how the hell are you going to come up with the $2 trillion per year needed? Argue one way or the other.
Either
1. It will pay for the entire federal budget
2. It will be only 23%
3. It will be extremely regressive

You can't win them all.