Even money: a friendly critique of the flat tax. (includes related article on the mortgage interest deduction): An article from: Policy Review

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From the supplier: The flat tax represents a more sane tax policy than the current income tax system, but the flat tax plans so far proposed are not without their own problems. A flat tax will necessarily result in a higher tax incidence on the middle class than the rich due to its exclusion of capital gains from income. This makes for a hard sell. It would also increase the net tax on businesses, further limiting its appeal to the public. Possible solutions to these and other problems are discussed.

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Title: Even money: a friendly critique of the flat tax. (includes related article on the mortgage interest deduction)
Author: J.D. Foster
Publication:Policy Review (Refereed)
Date: June 22, 1995
Publisher: Hoover Institution Press
Issue: n73 Page: p24(7)

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