Clear cut tax reform

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  1. Laurence123

    Laurence123 Member

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    A new tax structure that has a reformed and corrected proportional percentage of a fair nature based on incomes with a clear and simple paperwork structure. An idea of mine is to allow an amount by persons who are working citizens of the United States be allotted towards stocks, shares, Treasury bonds, trusts and bank accounts that possibly accrue interest for their selves or their children. This which their children may not utilize until they have achieved an associate’s degree in higher education. All those that take advantage of our tax deduction system by writing off charitable donations along with those in the high earning tax bracket should not enjoy the ease of ability to utilize such deductions for further monetary gain, this also including subsidies derived from the United States government to private large corporations and businesses.
     
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    Stopped reading right there. You are wrong. It is IMPOSSIBLE to base a fair tax on incomes. No reason to say any more on the subject.
     
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