Another look at the Flat Tax and why it’s a good idea

Posted by Steve M on March 29, 2010 at 8:41 am | Share via e-mail

There always seems to be a buzz about the Fair Tax and the Flat Tax. Dan Mitchel from the Center for Freedom and Prosperity Foundation has a video specifically on the Flat Tax, allowing you to learn more about the subject.

Learn more at the Center for Freedom and Prosperity’s Web site. From the overview…

[The] video shows how the flat tax would benefit families and businesses, and also explains how this simple and fair system would boost economic growth and eliminate the special-interest corruption of the internal revenue code.

Filed in: Economics Tags: Center for Freedom and Prosperity Foundation, Dan Mitchell, Flat Tax

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One Response to "Another look at the Flat Tax and why it’s a good idea"

Dimsdale says:

March 30, 2010 at 7:30 am

Flat >>>> Fair >>> Progressive. It is truly fair, not that unfair "fair" that politicians use for class warfare.

Notice that only the tax code exceeds the new health care insurance "reform" bill? Have no fear though. Give the so called reform bill as much time as the tax code has had to be manipulated by politicians, and it will surely surpass the tax code in size, complexity, and favoritism.

Since this takes power from the politicians, they will never let it happen.