I'm interested in what a "fair share" of taxable income is?
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I'm really not interested in hearing what their version of fair is. As it is, the people who pay the most taxes get the least social benefit for it.
Don't believe me? Just consider one thing: Education.
I think a 30 percent flat tax across the board has been proposed.
"fair share" is like "fair profit", a definition depends on the perspective of the individual affected.
With Corporations hiding money in the Grand Caymans banks, are they paying their fair share?
I don't believe that the democrats have put a ceiling on this "fare share" tax.
i dont' agree with your premise that all taxes are bad and bad for the economy.
for instance, how much commerce would take place if we didn't spend tax dollars on roads and schools and plows to remove the snow from the roads and police to keep the insane element off the streets etc...
It should be no more than 10% gross...Not Even God asks for more than that.
basically socialism.
Your premise that all taxes are a drag on the economy is absolutely false. How many cars do you think would have been sold had tax dollars not been used to build roads. How many appliances had tax dollars not been used to build hydroelectric dams?
Tax dollars build infrastructure, maintain competition, ensure consumers are not taken advantage of, set standards of safety for products and the people who manufacture them.
Government spending greatly reduces the boom/bust cycle.
You need to stop trying to learn economics by watching Bill O'Reilly.
bull crap....when was the last time you bought something and said"oh...the tax is too high"
you had that figured in when you went to buy that item.....
LOL YOU asked.....
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