and item that would cost $1.34 after the fair tax would cost $1.34 before the fair tax as well.
and item that would cost $1.34 after the fair tax would cost $1.34 before the fair tax as well.
I can't see how this is even a complicated issue.
Give companies a good incentive that will make them want to keep jobs in the states, something worthwhile.
Create more jobs. Collect taxes from workers. Put money back into the flow of the economy.
"We call our taxes 'more fair', so obviously people will be much happier with paying it!"
Too bad you don't bother applying your need for substance to the FailTaxers:
make it a tax break if you have XXX people employed. and if you have under say 50 you get a tax break as well.
and have no other tax break for business
if you say "HALF MY MONEY GOES TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT" and its actually much less, then you are lying
way to not answer the question. keep on trolling through assuming you're right with not a shred of evidence to back it up. go ahead, prove me wrong.
So if I make a little painting and value it at $1, I can wait, and then when the fairtax is passed, I call sell it for $1 without paying the fair tax?
I doubt you have the ability to do this.....
protip: You never provided a shred of evidence that the FailTaxers were right. Oh... unless you count the FailTaxer's "just because" as evidence:Nothing in that disputes the basic economics about taxes that make evasion easier.
In any case, you're the one who has the supposedly bright idea about how to change society. Even if it wasn't trivially easy to shoot down your idea, the burden of proof would be on you to show us evidence that it can overcome the problems, not demand we do your legwork for you, champ.
Why do record profits indicate a need to raise taxes? Those two things don't seem related at all.
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