bodecea
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- Jul 22, 2009
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Neither do all single americans. I say take that special exeption from the married or give the special exemption to all taxpayers (no longer making it special)
When you get to the tax code there are hundreds of categories where there is some favored or dysfavored tax status.
That isn't discrimination.
I think it is. All americans should have the same tax burden in my opinion, like 20% or whatever number it needs to be.
That means the dude making a $1,000,000,000 a year pays $200,000,000 in taxes while the dude making $10,000/year pays $2,000 in taxes.
I am ok with a tax credit that is available to everyone like we have now, say make it $5,000. If we do a tax credit of $5000, using my numbers, those making 25,000/year and under would pay no taxes.
I can't really argue with that one.