RandomPoster
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Wouldn't it be easier if employers simply gave your paycheck to the government and the government gave you your share of the money? That way, no one would have to figure out what they owe/are owed at the end of the year and file taxes. Also, no one could ever be accused or convicted or income tax evasion. You would never have to worry about taxes or the IRS coming after you. The same would be the case with stocks when they were sold. When you sell a stock, you would go to the government and ask them for your share of the money and they would give it to you.
Every week, the government would receive everyone's check. They would determine what mutual percentage they need to mainatin the government programs and would give everyone a percentage based on that. One week they decide eryone pays 33%. You go and ask the government for money and they give you 67% of the paycheck from your employer. The next week it might be 50%. People would need less money because the government would be able to better fund government programs.
Every week, the government would receive everyone's check. They would determine what mutual percentage they need to mainatin the government programs and would give everyone a percentage based on that. One week they decide eryone pays 33%. You go and ask the government for money and they give you 67% of the paycheck from your employer. The next week it might be 50%. People would need less money because the government would be able to better fund government programs.
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