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Tax Free at Last: A call to the American voters to tell Congress to simplify the tax law, give TAX FREEDOM TO MILLIONS, and then to get their hands ar

by John Crone

A proposal for reshaping federal taxation

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A proposal for reshaping federal taxation

John Crone traces the development of U.S. income tax law and argues that its growing complexity calls for a broad overhaul. The book sets out a proposal to exempt many returns reporting under $100,000 in adjusted gross income, while removing special deductions and exemptions and raising taxes for some higher-income taxpayers. It also connects tax simplification to the national debt and projected Social Security and Medicare liabilities, presenting a plan to address those obligations and improve IRS efficiency. The closing focus is civic: Crone urges readers to understand the proposed reforms and press elected representatives to act. These are the author’s policy arguments and proposals, not a neutral guide to current tax rules.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Readers seeking an author’s case for major changes to the U.S. income tax system.
  • Those interested in proposals linking tax policy, federal debt, and Social Security and Medicare liabilities.
  • Civic-minded readers looking for an argument that includes contacting elected representatives.

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U.S. income tax lawTax simplification and fairnessFederal debt and public liabilitiesCivic advocacy

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Book overview

Tax Free at Last" is a true story about income tax law, tracing its roots over 100 years ago from a simple tax collection method to an uncontrollable force that impacts all citizens' lives. The book sheds light on unexplored corners of the income tax world and advocates for a complete overhaul of the tax system. It aims to achieve fair taxation by proposing no income taxes for most tax returns reporting less than $100,000 of adjusted gross income under current law, along with refunds for those reporting less. Beyond this, the book presents a plan to address the national debt exceeding $33 trillion and to pay down the $78 trillion in unfunded Social Security and Medicare liabilities. This plan includes simplifying the tax code significantly and eliminating special deductions and income exemptions. While higher-income taxpayers may face higher taxes, these changes promise a solvent federal government and a stable tax environment. Streamlined taxes would also enhance IRS efficiency. The book offers comprehensive solutions to tax law issues and economic concerns, concluding with a formula to maintain control over tax laws and economic health. As Congress grapples with the expirations of provisions in the 2017 Tax Cut and Jobs Act, this book urges readers to get informed and support these critical reforms. By lobbying elected representatives, readers can help eliminate the habit of Congress "kicking the can down the road." Written in clear and accessible language, this book aims to empower readers with a deeper understanding of these vital issues.

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