That's ridiculous. No one understands the rule book and the rules are a moving target. Besides that, the rules are changed each year.
And what innuendo and insinuations do I keep throwing out? That you're a life insurance salesman? I'm sorry, maybe you sell little income tax kits, I don't know. I can't for the life of me see any rational argument against the fair tax. None of the SQL's here have ever offered an alternative except the occasional flat tax, which we already have, or a VAT which is eating Europe from the inside.
If you guys have no alternative, no plan of your own, then your attacks on the fair tax can only be construed as job protection.
The major rules are not that difficult to understand. Sure maybe there is some arcane stuff in there but for the most part it's pretty easy. I use TurboTax each year and I just fill in the blanks it tells me. Takes a couple of hours but I keep my record organized throughout the year, I have a file called Current Year taxes and when something comes in, it goes in the folder. At tax time it is all there. Do you have a similar system, groanup? It might help you figure all this out.
Besides that, the rules are changed each year.
Don't you think CHANGE, even radical change, is a good thing? You sure sould like you embrace change with every fiber of your being. You like change so much that you want to change the entire game in fact.
And what innuendo and insinuations do I keep throwing out?
Come on, you know? The ones where you state that we are all evilly profiting from the present system. It's a tired old form of argument but you keep throwing mud against the wall.