[ancient_geezer]

At this point, just a reasonable paragraph explaining where the cost savings will come from would be nice, actual proof can wait.

Here's a few sources off the top of the head:

Reduced planning & tax avoidence costs;

Reduce tax compliance losses, due too errors, tax accounting and filing costs;

Reduced litigation/audit costs over government controversy concerning deductablity/exemption/depreciation rules and pushing the envelope;

Increased efficiency in use of business resources and operating capital;

Increased productivity and growing markets by reducing deadweight loss effects in intermediate & export level businessees;

Repeal of the actual taxes remitted by manufacturers and other intermediate and exporting businesses upstream from retail sales.

[RobFromGa]

Reduced planning & tax avoidence costs; - discussed, negligible, less than 1%

Reduce tax compliance losses, due too errors, tax accounting and filing costs;- discussed, negligible, most accounting functions still needed to run business.

Reduced litigation/audit costs over government controversy concerning deductablity/exemption/depreciation rules and pushing the envelope;- discussed, very negligible, still needed to defend business deductibility of expenses

Increased efficiency in use of business resources and operating capital;-- ;unquantifiable gobbledygook- for most businesses, zilch.

Increased productivity and growing markets by reducing deadweight loss effects in intermediate & export level businessees; sounds a lot like the last one-- for most normal businesses, nada.

Repeal of the actual taxes remitted by manufacturers and other intermediate and exporting businesses upstream from retail sales.-- what taxes are you talking about? the income and payroll taxes go to the earner, corporate taxes are negligible as a percentage of sales;