Ted Cruz has unveiled his Simple Flat Tax plan that includes a single low, low personal income tax with a single rate of 10%. He also wants to eliminate the federal corporate income tax and the employee payroll tax, and replace them with a 16% Business Flat Tax. But according to Larry Kudlow and the Tax Foundation, he is really talking about a value added tax, a VAT. Here is what the Tax Foundation says about the Cruz plan.
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Tuesday, November 17, 2015
Ted Cruz's Simple Flat Tax Isn't All That Simple
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Cruz,
flat tax,
tax reform,
VAT
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