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The federal income tax code is too complicated and cumbersome. It needs to be completely revamped.

Created by J.B. on December 07, 2012

Simply, the federal tax code should changed to a progressive tax wherein each individual pays 1% for every $10,000 earned up to a maximum of 10%. No deductions or tax credits of any kind. The taxed percentages are low enough that the slippery slope of what should be/could be deducted need not be tread. Under this system a person earning $10,000 would pay 1% or $100 in federal taxes. A person earning $38,000 would pay 3% or $1140 in federal taxes. $70,000 in earned income would be $4900 (7%) in federal taxes paid. $100,000 would pay $10,000 (10%); a $1,000,000 would pay 10% as well ($100,000) and so on. A federal tax return would be a single sheet of paper where individual income (that being money earned by employment, investments, interest, etc) for the year would be calculated.

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