[RobFromGa]

Of course the vast majority of those embedded taxes are by far income and payroll taxes on the employees wages. There aren't any other significant sources of taxes. (Compliance is at most 1% of business costs)

2004 IRS COLLECTIONS source: IRS Publication

TOTAL IRS COLLECTIONS $2,018,502,103
INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAXES $990,248,760
TOTAL PAYROLL TAXES $717,247,296
TOTAL INCOME & PAYROLL $1,707,496,056 (84.6% of taxes collected)
TOTAL CORPORATE TAXES $230,619,359 (11.4%)
TOTAL ESTATE TAXES $24,130,143 (1.2%)
TOTAL GIFT TAXES $1,449,319 (0%)
TOTAL EXCISE TAXES $54,807,225 (2.7%)

[Principled]

Of course the vast majority of those embedded taxes are by far income and payroll taxes on the employees wages.

I'm not saying I agree with you, but assuming such... did Jorgenson include the elimination of said payroll taxes in the study you love to quote?

Second attempt to get you to answer....

[pigdog]

It undoubtedly will surprise you to know that the figures do not show embedded taxes at all.

You really don't understand what is involved and your post shows this very clearly. You should stop blabbering such nonsense about something you do not understand.