Taxed Out
How the Income Tax Hurts the American Worker in the Global Marketplace and Why a New Tax Structure Could Restore Jobs and Prosperity
by Donald S. Chambers, M.D. and Curtis W. Chambers, M.B.A
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Pub Date Jun 01 2014 | Archive Date Jun 03 2014
Mountain Home Publishing | Bookmasters, Inc
Description
THE REASON FOR AMERICA’S ECONOMIC DECLINE: THE STRUCTURE OF THE US TAX SYSTEM
What little noticed but major change transformed America’s economic system during and after WWII?
Why do so many Americans like — yes, like — the income tax?
Why do America’s trading partners love the U.S. income tax?
How the “progressive” income tax is in effect regressive — hurting the poor and middle class and benefiting the affluent.
How the income tax hurts job creation and serves to move jobs overseas.
Who really pays the income tax? (Not who we think!)
How the income tax operates in the U.S. economy — and why it’s not as advertised.
Why many of America’s economic woes are about simple tax arithmetic — not politics or cultural decline.
Why changing the U.S. tax structure is the most important economic issue of our time.
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Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9780986043604 |
| PRICE | $9.99 (USD) |
