pShould the US move toward a flat tax?

#8 • Jan 2, 2013

PuroChorizo361

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That's just another way for the rich to weasel out of paying their share of taxes.

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#12 • Jan '13

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I think you'd better stop smoking that chorizo. It fried your brain. How much is the "fair share" for the rich? 40%, 50%...90%?????
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#19 • Jan '13

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The rich are already "weaseling" out under the present loop-hole tax codes. If you don't like a flat tax, do you like the present system or a national sales tax or what?
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#117 • Jan '13

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@stepped_in_it What about the rest of us who take advantage of the mortgage interest deduction, charitable contributions, etc. That applies to every homeowner with a mortgage.
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#150 • Jan '13

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@methinks Now Now personal attacks Will be reported and not responded too!
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#175 • Jan '13

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@methinks Yeah it does. Even the one's with million dollar mortgages and give million(s) to charitable contributions. Telling me you only bought a house for the write off and give to charities for the same reason?
HMMM, I bought my house to increase the value (at least till 2008 LOL) and give from the heart (which, I guess I don't have one, just ask my ex's)
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#215 • Jan '13

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@stepped_in_it Here's something for you look into. Look at rich D's and R's and see who gives the most to charities. Tax write-offs or not, at least they are giving!
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