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...Income up to $50,000 per individual is not taxed on the federal level with the exception of the flat fee tax of 0.001. So that $50k of income represents $50 in transaction tax for the transfer to the individual. Any purchases or other financial transactions are also subject to that transaction fee. A voluntary additional tran...

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...The US tax code is complicated and misleading. The following proposal has a flat tax rate as well as a progressive tax rate. The progressive tax rate is on normal earned income. There is a violation of the double taxation standard...

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Overview Individual earned income Examples for Individual earned income Corporate Tax Plan with Examples Rational for this proposal

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... Smoking Current Tobacco Policy: 7 ROOPA: Better Service for 50% Less 7 Captions 9 Virtue & Moral Posturing 9 Bi-partisan Policy 10 Tobacco 11 Tax Reform 11 Republican Tax Policy 11 Illicit Sex 12 Section I 20 ROOPA Theology 20 ROOPA Theology 21 Greater the Vice; Greater the Price 21 Economic Democracy 21 Premise 21 Net Result 22 Benefit 22 Advantage 22 ...

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...& Republican Postures Miss Real Solution to Economy: Off-setting China 151 Section 8 155 Chapter 7 155 Section 8 163 Chapter 8 163 The Deflation Tax: Part I. The Economic Smart Bomb Against Inflation 163 Section 8 169 Chapter 9 169 The Deflation Tax: Part II. The ‘Taxes to Risk Ratio’ 169 Section 8 177 Chapter 9 177 Real Story Behind Middle East Democracy: ‘Citi...

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... FORWARD IN 6 STEPS 58 For peace, secular social state, equality, justice, freedom and entrepreneurship: 58 1. End Private Bank Bailouts 59 2. End Tax Havens! 60 3. End Private Banker owned/controlled Western Central Banking 61 4. Start Structural Reforms! 62 5. Support National Interests 63 6. People's rights can only be protected with a WORKING JUSTICE SYSTEM 64 ...

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...ewarned, foreign possessions and the absence of any martial threat corrupted Rome. Tax extortion, bribery, political machinations, personality cult... ...ively transacted with the administration. When erstwhile state functions - such as tax collection - were privatized, they moved in and benefited mi... ...ilitary expedition in Gaul. To secure popular support, Roman politicians doled out tax cuts, free entertainment, and free food. Ambitious Romans - ... ...s and by the Black Death of 1347. It fought with Venice against Genoa only to lose tax revenues hitherto paid by the Genoese. Foreign powers - the ... ...arians were all routed in bloody battlefields. Cut off from its grain supplies and tax base, proud Byzantium accepted the suzerainty of the Ottoman... ... feared to tread. They imposed a highly unpopular and much protested against sales tax on all retail trade. Musharraf threatened to imprison tax ev... ... his threat with (constitutionally dubious) arrests. The immediate result was that tax collection (by the outlandishly corrupt tax authorities) inc... ...rowing energy costs, inflation was tamed, down to 4% (2000) from 8% (1999). Yet, tax revenues are still less than 17% of GDP and less than 1.5% o... ...s are still less than 17% of GDP and less than 1.5% of all taxpayers bother to file tax returns of any kind. In other words, these largely cosmetic ...

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...ferently? * What causes inflation? Does it matter? * Is a gold standard superior or inferior to a fiat (paper) monetary system? * Why is our tax system so complicated and full of loopholes? What can we do about it? * Is taxation a form of theft? * Should we raise taxes on the rich? * How much should nations spend on welfare? * How can we reduce unemplo...

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...and Standard of Living Chapter 23: Why Inequality Exists Chapter 24: Taxation Chapter 25: Welfare Chapter 26: Wages Chapter 27: Inequality-Based Tax System Chapter 28: Charity Chapter 29: Sustainable Development Chapter 30: Monetary Policy Chapter 31: Democratization Chapter 32: Internet Chapter 33: Religion Chapter 34: Uncorrelated Variables Chapter 35: The S...