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    Astroturf Lobbying

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    Every American has the right to stand what they believe in. Everybody has their own opinions on taxes, marriage, minimum wage and so many more topics. This idea was the reason why America was even formed so every citizen had a say in what goes on in the United States of America. However, things get tricky when corporations hire lobbying organizations to speak on their behalf. These lobbyists understand how laws are enacted and some even have great connections to some congressmen. Therefore, when…

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    Spring Break 2014… Helmand Province Afghanistan. A heat comparable to the feeling of opening a hot oven, blisters two Marines as they talk to pass time during their patrol. “Yo Webb, what are you doing when you get out of this shithole country and ‘EAS’ (end of active service)?” asked one, “Well, gonna use my GI Bill, live that college life and make something better of myself…” replied the other Marine as an explosion goes off interrupting them. What is free is not free, someone out there,…

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    Flat Tax Research Paper

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    15th of April, which has been traditionally known as Tax Day. Yet, it is indisputable that taxes are a necessity for many basic government functions, such as law enforcement, educational funding, and criminal containment, to operate. While Americans will never escape the burden of tax, altercations to the current tax system can correct the issues that taxpayers fear. The current US federal income tax is a progressive tax model that utilizes eight tax brackets ranging from 10% for the lowest…

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    The Flat Tax System

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    A flat-tax system and the progressive tax system Abstract: flat-tax system has many supports all the time, they believe this system is easy to understand and is fairer to taxpayers. This paper starts with explaining the flat-tax system, then moves to the pros and cons within the flat-tax system. Then I use a model to explain the difference between flat tax and progressive tax, and concludes which tax system is better. 1. What is flat-tax system Due to federal income tax’s lack of efficiency,…

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    “extraordinary tax breaks…getting a 15 percent tax rate”(227). One of the reasons the wealthy pay less is based on public policy trying to direct investment and the ultra- rich are playing by the rules of game. The rules are set up by the politicians to direct investment to the public policies they want to support. In addition, the Tax Policy Center reports that 46% Americans of pay no federal income tax at all while according to Huffington Post the top 1% pays 30% of the total overall income…

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    National Debt Analysis

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    Conservatives have continuously pushed for a balanced budget. With a stance of lowering taxes, opponents dispute how fiscal conservatives can actually balance the budget, as it is difficult to balance the budget while also lowering taxes. The loss of tax revenue, without economic growth, puts more pressure on the government to fund programs and expands the debt required to fund current government spending. However, according to the economic theory – the Laffer Curve – proposed by Chicago…

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    Tax Reform Analysis

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    The United States of America is in an exigent need of tax reforms. Peter G. Peterson, in Steering Clear, blazoned forth a myriad of tax reform mechanisms that can conceivably boost the economy and prove to be a catalyst for future economic growth, which include soaking the rich by taxing them heavily, reforming the corporate tax code and implementing a carbon tax, amongst many others. Although all of Peterson’s tax reforms are well-substantiated, the one that aligns the most with his targets of…

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    could possibly be. Donald Trump has what it takes to make America great again. Donald Trump is the best candidate running in this presidential election for his new ideas on how to fix America through reforming the immigration system, reforming the tax system, and changing the current way that gun control is being handled; consequently, America should pick Donald Trump to be the President of the United States. Donald Trump believes that a nation without borders is not considered a nation…

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    The federal income tax that has been used in the U.S. for most of the twenty-first century has been in place ever since 1913. Today, the sources of federal tax revenue from taxes are collected from individual income taxes, Social Security and other payroll taxes, corporate income taxes, excise taxes, and estate and gift taxes. Over time politicians and scholars have suggested ideas of switching to consumption based means of taxation many times but it hasn’t been well supported until the past…

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    Essay On Flat Tax

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    Tax is a compulsory contribution to state revenue, levied by the government on worker’s income and business profits or added to the cost of some goods, services, and transactions (Oxford Dictionary). The federal income Tax system is now at a center of public debate. To illustrate, The United States is currently practicing progressive tax system, which means a person who earns higher income pays higher tax rate. Whereas another income tax system is call flat tax, which is a tax system with a…

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