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Originally Posted by Midtowner
A percentage of income tax on the wealthy is hardly the same amount of tax.
You said this:
If I make $100,000 and you make $20,000, under your program, do I pay the "same tax, rich or poor" that you do? Of course not. I'm paying the same percentage, but I'll be paying five times as much tax.
And a flat tax will never happen. Read through the IRS Code (I have) some time. There are far too many industries protected under the current IRS code who wouldn't be under a flat tax regime (for example, a pipeline in Alaska is capitalized at a far quicker rate than a pipeline in any other state [thank you Ted Stevens!]).
There would be too many oxes getting gored there, so forget about it. The income tax in its current form, subject to an adjustment of rates, is here to stay.
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Ok, try reading this post I made, when I said Previous Posts:
http://www.okctalk.com/health-fitnes...tml#post143285
Again, things like the way the IRS is conducted, can be changed. What part of the constitution is hard to understand, that if we don't like something, it can be changed. Sure, it will take people, time, perhaps money, but change can happen.