6 in 10 of us favor a flat tax, where everybody pays the same rate. To use a term favored by the left, that’s “fairness.”
A rate of say 15% means someone making a million dollars a year pays 150k in taxes, someone making 40k a year would pay 6k. See Lefty, under this system the rich would pay more. Their “fair share” dont’cha know.
Who could possibly be against this? “All Men are created equal.” All taxes would be equal. What’s wrong with that?
But, there are some opposed. If you’re one of them, tell me (and the readers) why. Seriously. Why would you be opposed?
Most Americans continue to think the middle class pays more than its share in taxes and favor a system where everyone pays the same percentage of their income.
A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 58% of American Adults now support an across-the-board income tax percentage. Support for a simplified system like this has been growing from 44% in April 2009 to 55% this time last year. Thirty-one percent (31%) oppose a system where everyone pays the same percentage in taxes. Eleven percent (11%) are undecided.
So come on. If you’re opposed, tell us why.