On the recordMarch 24, 2021
It is a tax system that is not progressive. It is mildly progressive up to the very, very rich, and then becomes deeply regressive at the very top end.
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congress.govIt is a tax system that is not progressive. It is mildly progressive up to the very, very rich, and then becomes deeply regressive at the very top end.
Lujan highlights the regressive nature of the U.S. tax system for the wealthy.
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