In a perfect world, we would shrink government to such a small size that there was no need for any sort of broad-based tax (remember, the United States prospered greatly for most of our history when there was no income tax).
In a good world, we could at least replace the corrupt internal revenue code with a simple and fair flat tax.
In today’s Washington, the best we can hope for is incremental reform.
But some incremental reforms can be very positive, and that’s the best way of describing the “Economic Growth and Family Fairness Tax Reform Plan” unveiled today by Senator Marco Rubio of Florida and Senator Mike Lee of Utah.
The two GOP senators have a column in today’s Wall Street Journal, and you can read a more detailed description of their plan by clicking here.
But here are the relevant details.
Read entire article via Grading the Rubio-Lee Tax Reform Plan – Daniel J. Mitchell – Townhall Finance Conservative Columnists and Financial Commentary – Page full.
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