CWayne
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Then you should be able to directly quote who will be responsible for the collection and audit of the monies collected.So, in your subject line for this thread, you say, "The fair Tax would get rid of the IRS."In other words, an IRS, which in case you were not aware of it, is part of the US Treasury.yes, which means that they would have to send it somewhere, both State and Fed. In other words, an IRS or a similar agency. So, right off the bat, this concept of 'doing away with the IRS' doesn't pan out.
All they would have to do is set up a bank draft to the United States Treasury.
It really is a lot less labor intensive than dealing with over a couple hundred million individual and business tax returns every year so even if the IRS cannot be eliminated it could be drastically reduced in size and cost
So the fuck what?
I never said the IRS could be abolished but it could be greatly reduced in size and cost
Don't ignore the good in favor of the perfect
Are you familiar with the concept of 'deconstructing an argument'?
One picks out the salient points of an argument and then tries to prove or disprove the statement relating to that argument.
So, I always start with the obvious points and go from there.
We now see that one of the main highlights, as described by you, is that the IRS would be eliminated is factually incorrect.
I wonder what else could be proven or disproven?
It is in the proposed Bill to abolish the IRS.
I posted several links showing this, yet you still not any wiser.......