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Fair, efficient, and simple are words you probably don't associate with our
tax system. But what if they could be?
Unfortunately, the federal income tax is a complete mess.
It's not efficient, fair, or simple. It fosters tax avoidance and cheating and
costs billions of dollars to administer.
First proposed in 1981 by Hoover fellows Alvin Rabushka and Robert Hall, the
flat tax was intended to simplify the federal tax system by replacing the
progressive federal income tax system with a low and simple flat tax. They
believed that the flat tax was the fairest, most efficient, simplest, and most
workable tax plan.
The flat tax plan would give an enormous boost to the US economy by
dramatically improving incentives to work, save, invest, and take
entrepreneurial risks. It would also save taxpayers hundreds of billions in
direct and indirect costs.
As we navigate the complexities of our present tax system, it becomes evident
that change is necessary. The classic book,The Flat Tax, critiques the flaws in
our highly progressive tax structure and introduces a practical, efficient, and
workable alternative.
Hall and Rabushka explain that:
* All income should be taxed once, and only once, at a uniform low rate.
* A flat tax would eliminate the distortions of the present tax treatment of
business.
* It is not an academic abstraction but a workable solution that has been
implemented in many countries.
* If meaningful, systematic tax reform is to succeed, it won't be birthed in
Washington. It will come from millions of taxpayers demanding fairness in
taxation.
That's why we want to share this Hoover Classic with as many Americans as
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