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How about this?
FLAT SOCIAL SECUITY taxation.
Do you want that?
Of course you don't. Your masters would have to pay at the same rate as working people do.
Hypocrital liberatarian ALERT.
Fair tax would work out best.
I get to keep what I earn and the rich pony up every time they buy overly expensive items.
But then liberals would have nothing to fear monger or divide us with, so it's a non-starter.
The fair tax is regressive and will make the rich richer. It will have a negative impact on the middle class and working poor and is the final step necessary to transform our nation into a Plutocracy.
Think for a moment about percentages. What percentage of income does a millionaire spend on products (and services?) and what percentage does a middle class family spend. An individual or a family can only buy so many things. I hope that's clear.
So far no takers for the flat tax.
So far no takers for the flat tax.
I prefer a flat tax.
Less moving parts more simplicity and less cost to oversee.
A 10% flat tax on the first dollar of income regardless of its source would bring in more money than our current income tax and cost billions less to enforce. We could use the savings to offset debt or to shore up safety nets.
As for Social Security I say leave the contributions as they are but let people own their own accounts. People would retire with more money and we could cut administration costs thereby increasing net revenue which then could be used to lower the income tax even more.
The fair tax with it's "prebates" and other calculations is cumbersome.
The fair tax is regressive and will make the rich richer. It will have a negative impact on the middle class and working poor and is the final step necessary to transform our nation into a Plutocracy.
Think for a moment about percentages. What percentage of income does a millionaire spend on products (and services?) and what percentage does a middle class family spend. An individual or a family can only buy so many things. I hope that's clear.
So far no takers for the flat tax.
I prefer a flat tax.
Less moving parts more simplicity and less cost to oversee.
A 10% flat tax on the first dollar of income regardless of its source would bring in more money than our current income tax and cost billions less to enforce. We could use the savings to offset debt or to shore up safety nets.
As for Social Security I say leave the contributions as they are but let people own their own accounts. People would retire with more money and we could cut administration costs thereby increasing net revenue which then could be used to lower the income tax even more.
The fair tax with it's "prebates" and other calculations is cumbersome.
Right on time....just strengthens what I just said. These ideas are liked because they are simple. Not because they are effective or productive.