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Old 07-01-2008, 12:18 PM
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Originally Posted by raytri View Post
I agree that the tax code is way too complicated and also too easy to circumvent, because it requires the IRS to ascertain how much money you're making. The biggest argument in favor of the FairTax, IMO, is the relative simplicity of it, the lack of loopholes and the difficulty involved in trying to cheat it.
I'm ok with this. We've both outlined the reasons for our differing perspectives on a progressive tax system particularly the one used here in the US. It's far too easily obstructed and cumbersome. Albeit online tax services aid in filling out tax forms, but they overlook many deductions a qualified tax advisor could find. The tax code shouldn't be something so complicated the average American can't understand it.
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