SHOULD THE U.S. CONSIDER A NATIONAL CONSUMPTION TAX?

SHOULD THE U.S. CONSIDER A NATIONAL CONSUMPTION TAX?

When the Republican Party took the majority in the US House of Representatives in early 2023, there were increased calls to replace existing tax structures with a national consumption tax. Specifically, the FairTax Act of 2023, introduced to the House in January 2023, calls for a 23 percent sales ta...

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