[kevkrom]

23% looks smaller than 30%, so they use that percentage.

No, the tax-inclusive rate is used so that it can be compared to current income and payroll tax rates, which are also tax-inclusive. There is no attempt at deception here.

[Your Nightmare]

No, the tax-inclusive rate is used so that it can be compared to current income and payroll tax rates, which are also tax-inclusive. There is no attempt at deception here.

Do you really believe this?