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The FairTax Book
Saying Goodbye to the Income Tax And the IRS
by Neal Boortz; John Linder
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Veteran talk-radio host and self-described libertarian Neal Boortz, along with Congressman John Linder, proposes an alternative to what both the left and the right agree is a very flawed tax system: a sales-tax-based system, which would, if set at 23% across the board, meet the needs of government, end onerous withholding and filing, and significantly reduce the bureaucracy known as the IRS. Boortz illustrates his Fair Tax plan with examples, and shares responses from those involved in tax reform.
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9780060875497,
Paperback,
Harpercollins,
2006
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Publisher Notes
Reviews the inequalities of the current federal income tax structure and presents reasons why replacing it with a flat rate retail sales tax would result in a more fair and accountable taxation system and spur economic growth.
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