Tax Reform ATR believes that all consumed income should be taxed one time, at one low and flat rate. Link
With an Internet sales tax, nearly every state would have access to your tax records: http://t.co/gEmygwW0CU #NoNetTax
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Daily Media Spotlight for May 24, 2013 http://t.co/9xDcR5Q7aG
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Don’t be fooled. States only want an Internet sales tax so they can increase revenue: http://t.co/0EccRdHJT9 #NoNetTax
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Daily Media Spotlight for May 21, 2013 http://t.co/cCiyB9sTwh
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The Marketplace Fairness Act would reward the IRS’ abuse of power by expanding it: http://t.co/gEmygwW0CU #NoNetTax
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ATR’s @MDuppler explains why the IRS’ actions were more than just a “mistake” on @DailyRundown: http://t.co/jJhxG3FmnN
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House Approves Keystone Again http://t.co/BEoBEG9lhe
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“States are using fuzzy numbers to talk about how much they could collect from remote sales”: http://t.co/0EccRdHJT9 #NoNetTax
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Best and worst states for economic outlook in the @ALEC_States “Rich States, Poor States” report: http://t.co/2tTAgSabuD #rsps
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Do we really want state revenue departments with authority as limitless as the Internet?: http://t.co/gEmygwW0CU #NoNetTax
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A lot of discussion has been made on the specifics of President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney’s tax and budget plans. Based on statements made by both presidential candidates, and CBO projections, it can be concluded there is a drastic difference between their plans.
Our friends at the Tax Foundation have constructed a fun and convenient chart comparing the topline tax and budget positions of President Obama and Governor Romney:
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