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2 It is well known that the "underground cash economy" represents a significant loss of income tax revenue that could make up the deficit, if captured. One way of capturing this lost tax would be to scrap the income tax altogether and replace it with a higher and broader state sales tax. Not progressive, you say? The solution is elegant in its simplicity. Since the sales tax reaches everyone from babies to illegal immigrants, it would be fair and appropriate to give a fixed sales tax rebate to every citizen. For those with low incomes, the rebate would be a far more significant percentage of their income than for those in higher income brackets. Families with children would also get a larger rebate. This system would not only collect taxes that are now lost to the underground economy, but would simplify the entire tax system and cost the government far less to maintain than the current system. The rebate could be adjusted each year as necessary to balance the budget. Ted Adams, Edina ---------- Its called the "Fair Tax" and I completely agree with it.. But it would be a Federal Sales tax and everyone will pay as they spend.. Eagle |
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1 Gee with your logic were would the incentive be to better your self?? What if someone made that 150k in the first 6 Months?? Then it would be vacation time.. Do you really think they will work knowing it will be all taxed?? Eagle |
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“Are you serious?” Since: Mar 08
Da Range ISP: Cornell, WI |
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1 You are joking right? What gives YOU the right to decide how much anyone can make. You obviously lack the skills to make a good living and therefore don't want anyone else to either. You are an extreme left winger who wants others to do for you what you cannot, or will not do for yourself. |
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1 You are a fine comrade Mr. Go DFL. |
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2 Even knowing that you're joking, it still is an interesting excersize in extreme DFL logic.(I won't say what DFL stands for, but the first word is "Dumb", the last word is "Liberals", and the middle word is up to you). I wonder how the government is going to get along without any money. No one will make over $150k because there won't be any jobs. Have you ever been hired by a poor person? Maybe in your case, it would be more appropriate to ask, "Have you ever been hired?" |
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1 Wouldn't the same concept work just as well for the state too? |
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1 Yes like it does in FL.. But at the same time our state taxes everything else as well.. Eagle |
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Can we carry over to the next day? I might not drink any today, but tomorrow I think I will have a dozen. |
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Since: Jun 08
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1 Direct government lending is less expensive and more reliable. Also, according to the Congressional Budget Office, the country would save $94 billion over the next decade by switching completely to direct lending. |
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Wow...I detected a note of sarcasm in the original post...so I didn't jump the shark like you just did. |
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1 Nope! Government rules. No saving allowed. Use'em or lose'em. |
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1 No we must control who makes what. Look at what 8 years of Bush policies did to this country. Now is the time to get that money back. People will keep working for the good of all people. If they don't, then we should be able to take some of their property away for not contributing ot the common good. |
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1 What a childish response. Par for your sorry course, Gndy. |
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NO WAY WILL A LOSER COMEDIAN EVER BE MY SENATOR. HE WILL ALWAYS BE A NO TALENT PUTZ THAT STOLE AN ELECTION
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2 I'm a staunch Democrat, the most progressive, tree-hugging feminist you're likely to meet, and even I think this is rediculous. Of course we need taxes to pave the streets and pay the cops, but if I'm ever lucky enough to earn over $150 K, it won't be to give it all to the government. I'll pay my fair share - the rest is mine. People will keep working for the good of all people? Are you crazy? I volunteer quite a lot for groups I choose to, but this business where I sit in my cube is certainly not a volunteer choice! |
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1 Look, it is necessary to give the poor a chance. We need to help these people out. It is time to redistribute the income as it has been skewed starting with Reagan. We need to get rich people to give up their money to help the poor out. It really is a selfish thing that people want to keep that much money for themselves. |
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Since: Jun 08
Woodbury ISP: Saint Paul, MN |
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1 You are spouting a right wing exaggerated parody of stances the Democrats do not take, calling yourself "Go DFL" to make the real DFL look bad. Busted! |
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