What if the Taxation System in America Were Simplified?



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What if the tax system were simplified for the taxpayer’s in America? Would there be less jobs for the accountants? Certainly not, as there are so many rules, so much disclosure and so many regulations for transparency that the accountants would indeed continue to be gainfully employed. Sarbanes Oxley Act will indeed, provide years of over time for accountants and financial consultants for decades and decades.

If we simplify the tax code the government will stand to gain much and it also means more people paying into the system and potentially lower taxes. With more people paying in; if the government does not increase its expenditures, then that will mean less taxes for each individual. How about Steve Forbes and his concept of a flat income tax is that a worthy idea? Indeed, it could be, what is most important, as it would need to come with a Constitutional Amendment that the percentage would never go up, but could come down.

Would a simplified tax system help the small businesses of America? You bet it would. Currently a small business files their taxes the schedules and attachments can end up as much as 50 pages and that is a lot of very unnecessary cost in preparation. These costs are passed onto all their customers in higher prices on goods and services. This means that they may not be able to compete with the price discounts of larger companies and put them at a severe disadvantage. Think about this.



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Mitt RomneyFormer Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney thumped his nearest Republican opponent, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, in this week's Florida primary, carrying all of the state's 50 delegates.

See also: 2012 Republican Primary Results

And he did so with the help of a super PAC, a new breed of political-action committee that can raise and spend unlimited amounts of cash from from corporations, unions, individuals and associations.

Federal Election Commission records show that the Restore Our Future independent expenditure-only committee, or super PAC, had more than $23.6 million in cash on hand at the end of 2011. The super PAC, which is supporting Romney's bid for president, actually had more money in the bank than the candidate himself, who reported having $20 million at the end of the year.

And that super PAC spent millions buying attack ads criticizing Gingrich.

So how do super PACs work? What laws govern them? How did they come into being? And how closely are they allowed to work with the actual candidates? Here are a few questions and answers about super PACs.

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[Photo caption: Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney and his wife greet supporters after winning this week's Florida primary. Credit: Joe Raedle/Getty Images News]

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Romney Wins Big in Florida, With Help From Super PAC originally appeared on About.com US Politics on Wednesday, February 1st, 2012 at 21:46:33.

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