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LiberalFighter

(50,942 posts)
Mon Oct 8, 2012, 10:40 PM Oct 2012

What is the point of simplifying the tax code by reducing the tax rates

if the deductions are reduced? And probably exemptions too.

IMO the only ones that have a legitimate complaint about the tax code being too complicated are those that benefit the most because they have more available than those that would normally just take the standard deduction.

I think too many taxpayers have been mislead into believing it is complicated when they have no inkling because most of them probably use a tax service like H&R Block. They probably think it is complicated because the cost of the service seems high.

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What is the point of simplifying the tax code by reducing the tax rates (Original Post) LiberalFighter Oct 2012 OP
Because the rich are greedy a holes who want their loop holes bushisanidiot Oct 2012 #1

bushisanidiot

(8,064 posts)
1. Because the rich are greedy a holes who want their loop holes
Tue Oct 9, 2012, 12:32 PM
Oct 2012

Romney plans to benefit financiallly from his own policies. Just like he did at Bain.

He got his, so screw everyone else.

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