Response to Tax Foundation's Critique of The Debt Free America Act
As America continues to look for viable and concrete solutions to
the nation's debt and deficit crisis more and more attention is given
to innovative ideas that will eliminate the debt, pay down the deficit
and reform the cumbersome tax code. I have introduced legislation that
will do just that, The Debt Free America Act,Several producers connect
their laptop to the projector, others use mini dv video camera
from digital decks, etc. Filmmaker Gray Warriner, however, points out
that the National Park Service uses Roku BrightSign machines to show
their film. H.R. 1125. The measure has gotten the attention of the
President and the Democratic Leadership in the House. And now,A TAXI spy hidden camera
scheme has netted its first criminal after a man was caught on CCTV
running off without paying his cab fare. they are hidden in the back of
taxis will make people think twice before abusing, attacking or
stealing from drivers. apparently, it has the attention of the Tax
Foundation, a self described nonpartisan tax research group in
Washington.
The Foundation's Philip Dittmer wrote a blog critiquing the
legislation after my appearance on C-SPAN last week.Kids are invited to
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Kids will receive instruction with a doll on how to hold a baby and be
a hands-on helper. His analysis was flawed. I offer the following
accurate information on how the transaction fee would work:
Blog: Tuesday on C-SPAN's Washington Journal, Representative Chaka
Fattah (D-Pa) outlined his bold deficit fix, the "Debt Free America
Act." According to Fattah, this proposal would "eliminate the national
debt within 10 years" and "generate job growth and economic expansion,"
while simultaneously abolishing all federal individual and corporate
income taxes. This can all be accomplished, purportedly, with a new 1%
fee on all transactions that involve a payment instrument. Be it cash,
credit card, debit card, check, or a transfer of stocks or bonds, all
such payments would invoke the 1% fee. Transfers between personal
accounts and deposits would be exempted, as would stock market
purchases for the foreseeable future.
CF: Mr. Dittmer misunderstands the function of the proposed tax and
its application. The primary purpose of the Debt Free America Act is to
eliminate the federal debt. The revenues collected from the proposed
tax can only be used on the outstanding federal debt. Given the
anticipated revenues from the proposed tax, the bill provides a
framework for fundamental reform of the federal system of taxation by
eliminating the federal personal income tax and the Alternative Minimum
Tax (AMT) after 10 years. The bill, however, does not eliminate the tax
code altogether. The elimination of corporate taxes and other tax
liabilities will require additional Congressional action that is beyond
the scope of the proposal.
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