Maybe from the money you just took from it?
sheesh
And I will still have at the end $100 in my combined accounts. The problem is that the FairTax math assumes that in your example you will have $200. And they use that to calculate the FairTax rate. But you aren't really interested in learning why this is a problem for whatever reason of your own.
sheesh back at you.
If you take $100 from your savings account and deposit into your checking account, how will you pay your savings account back?!"he he he" If you're using that as an example for government taxing wages with a new tax you're too stupid for words.
"he he he" You left out the part where they collect the additional funds to pay the other account back with a NEW tax.