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Rigazio, John D.

 
9781452065878: America Is Now A Socialistic Country
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ISBN 10 : 145206587X ISBN 13 : 9781452065878
Editeur : AuthorHouse, 2010

Synopsis

The IRS must be replaced The IRS is not producing the revenues needed to grow our economy. The fact that more poor and lower income Americans pay little or no taxes and the rich and big business have tax loopholes, plus the growing number of Americans who don't even file any income taxes, compiled with many tax cheaters - it's little wonder why federal revenues are declining when they should be increasing. We also have a growing underground economy in America as more and more Americans and illegals are dealing with cash only and not paying any income taxes. This underground economy is at least $500 billion a year. We must have a national consumption tax (aka national volume added or national sales tax) as of Jan. 1, 2011. We can make it 10 percent on everything. Five percent of this national consumption tax goes to the federal government and five percent goes to the states to pay for the unfunded mandates the federal government passes. Also, as of 2011, the IRS should cut IRS taxes in half and make them much more simple. In a year or two, if the national consumer tax increases federal and state revenues, we can double it to 20 percent and nearly eliminate the IRS. A national value added sales tax will let America receive revenues from goods sold in America by slave labor countries and eliminate the cash-only underground economy. Whereas I suggest that the states receive 50 percent of the revenue received by a national sales tax (aka value added tax) the states could collect and monitor this tax. With the exception of two or three states with no sales tax, they could implement and enforce this consumption tax with a few new employees. We must financially help the states because a chain is only as strong as its weakest link. Health care bill is not funded President Obama said, "This health care legislation will be the greatest legislation since Roosevelt passed the Social Security Act" However, unlike Social Securit

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Présentation de l'éditeur

The IRS must be replaced The IRS is not producing the revenues needed to grow our economy. The fact that more poor and lower income Americans pay little or no taxes and the rich and big business have tax loopholes, plus the growing number of Americans who don't even file any income taxes, compiled with many tax cheaters - it's little wonder why federal revenues are declining when they should be increasing. We also have a growing underground economy in America as more and more Americans and illegals are dealing with cash only and not paying any income taxes. This underground economy is at least $500 billion a year. We must have a national consumption tax (aka national volume added or national sales tax) as of Jan. 1, 2011. We can make it 10 percent on everything. Five percent of this national consumption tax goes to the federal government and five percent goes to the states to pay for the unfunded mandates the federal government passes. Also, as of 2011, the IRS should cut IRS taxes in half and make them much more simple. In a year or two, if the national consumer tax increases federal and state revenues, we can double it to 20 percent and nearly eliminate the IRS. A national value added sales tax will let America receive revenues from goods sold in America by slave labor countries and eliminate the cash-only underground economy. Whereas I suggest that the states receive 50 percent of the revenue received by a national sales tax (aka value added tax) the states could collect and monitor this tax. With the exception of two or three states with no sales tax, they could implement and enforce this consumption tax with a few new employees. We must financially help the states because a chain is only as strong as its weakest link. Health care bill is not funded President Obama said, "This health care legislation will be the greatest legislation since Roosevelt passed the Social Security Act" However, unlike Social Securit

Biographie de l'auteur

I have been fighting the growth of socialism since 1964, when LBJ laid out 450 bills which were the foundation for socialism in America. Since that time, socialism has grown in America. It is the cancer that has put the free enterprise system into intensive care. Will the system that made America the land of opportunity survive? Will we Americans be able to present an austerity budget on Oct. 1, balance our budget and start to pay off our national debt? Although we didn't vote for socialism, it is being forced upon us through our federal government's fiscal irresponsibility. We are a socialistic country and we are going to have to live with it. I am 79 years old, divorced, with five grown children and seven grandchildren. I have 50 years of business experience and only a high school diploma. I was drafted into the U.S. Army Infantry in November 1952 and was honorably discharged in November 1954. I ran for U.S. Congress in the 1970 primaries in Maine's 1st District. I ran as a Democrat and received 7,000 votes to incumbent Peter M. Kyros's 16,000. I placed a full-page ad with my views on every issue in the Sunday Portland Press Herald. The next day, I received a call from a reporter who asked if I was running for U.S. Congress, and he then asked why. I asked him if he read my ad on Sunday and he said no, to which I replied, "Call me back after you do your homework" and I hung up on him. I have been writing a column, National Politics Is Everybody's Business, for seven years. I wrote a book by the same title in 2008. I also was on the ballot for President of the United States in the NH 2004 primaries.

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Éditeur
AuthorHouse
Date d'édition
2010
Langue
anglais
ISBN 10 
145206587X
ISBN 13 
9781452065878
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Nombre de pages
132
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