"Imagine what would happen if we repealed all forms of federal income tax — including the personal income tax, the corporate income tax, Social Security, the estate tax, and the gift tax. A world of benefits would quickly come in the wake of repealing these taxes.
The first benefit is the most obvious: all the money you’re paying in income taxes will be yours — to spend, to save, to give away as you see fit, not as the politicians think is best for you…
When we repeal the income tax, all that you pay now in income and Social Security taxes will be yours at last — to do with as you see fit.
If yours is the average American family, that means over $10,000 dollars a year that’s been going to the politicians that will stay in your hands.
Every dollar you earn will be yours — to spend, to save, to give away as you see fit…
So what will you do with that money when they no longer take it away from you?
Will you put your children in private schools — where you could get exactly the kind of education you believe best for them? …
Will you start that business you’ve always dreamed of?
Will you move into a better neighborhood, take your family on a better vacation, arrange a much more comfortable and much more secure retirement?
Will you help your church or your favorite cause or charity in a way you’ve never been able to do before?
What will you do with that money?
At last, it will all be yours — and the government will no longer have a claim on it. …
There will be a similar increase in take-home pay for everyone you do business with — your customers or your employer — meaning that people will have more money to spend on what you have to offer.
A similar increase in take-home pay will occur throughout America, unleashing the biggest boost in prosperity that America has ever seen. There will be a job for everyone who can work and charity for everyone who can’t.
Your life will be your own again: an end to government snooping into your finances, an end to keeping books for the IRS, an end to fear of an audit, an end to rearranging your financial life to minimize your tax burden.” -
Harry Browne, 2003.
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