The income-tax system is unfair (equal incomes don't pay equal tax), inefficient (the market knows better where to put capital than do members of the Finance or Ways and Means Committees), and overly complex (few people fill out their own returns, and tax fraud has reached between $40 billion and $70 billion per year).
Bill Bradley critiques the income-tax system's fairness and complexity.
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I think the way to do that is with the Earned Income Tax Credit. I think the President's proposal on the second earner credit is pretty interesting.
I rise in support of the sense-of-the- Senate resolution that the distinguished occupant of the chair will be offering in a short while and that the distinguished Senator from Texas has just addressed. This resolution mirrors a concurrent…
comprehensive tax reform is imperative due to the way the corporate and individual tax codes are intertwined.
You can't have it both ways. You either should have pursued it and you made a mistake, or there was only flimsy speculation and you should not have pursued it.
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