Post 98 and a bunch of bigger-picture stuff on the first and second pages.
Raise the minimum wage until the Poor pay their fair capital share of taxes.
What do you consider fair?
1. This isn't a flat tax - it's a perfectly progressive tax because every additional dollar someone makes above 200% of the Federal Poverty line slightly increases their real tax rate. It benefits from the simplicity, predictability, and growth potential associated with the structures of flat taxes, without being flat itself.
2. I think that was the FairTax debate Wow, blast from the past
I sometimes fantasize about how, on Earth One, we are currently all arguing about school uniforms, or flag-burning, or something similarly inconsequential.I wish this was the debate again
What do you consider fair?
The problem is the rich have way more ways to avoid taxes than the poor and many times end up paying much less tax.
This is especially obvious with large companies. Amazon and Apple end up paying almost no tax because of loopholes that small and medium companies just don't have access to.
It's why the EU and UK is about to put a new tax on digital sales to try and redress that imbalance.
He wants the government to pay him to stay at home and do nothing for the rest of his life. He turns every conversation in that direction if he can. fair warning.
What do you consider fair?
The problem is the rich have way more ways to avoid taxes than the poor and many times end up paying much less tax.
This is especially obvious with large companies. Amazon and Apple end up paying almost no tax because of loopholes that small and medium companies just don't have access to.
It's why the EU and UK is about to put a new tax on digital sales to try and redress that imbalance.