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To: Toddsterpatriot

The net amount of the bill including FairTax as in your example would be a decline from $100 to $85.56 net. It’s unfortunate you can’t understand that - but it’s true.


767 posted on 01/10/2008 10:30:10 AM PST by baybabe
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To: baybabe
The net amount of the bill including FairTax as in your example would be a decline from $100 to $85.56

No, let's leave any prebate out of it. What is the increase, you know, the line item on the bill that says, "This is your Federal Fairtax"?

Let's start over, my doctor charges $100 for a visit. He hands me the bill. The first line says, Doctor Visit, $100.

The second line says Federal FairTax $---.

What is the amount on the receipt for the tax. Keep in mind, the doctor doesn't know my effective rate.

It shouldn't be that hard for you to tell me.

768 posted on 01/10/2008 11:47:35 AM PST by Toddsterpatriot (What came first, the bad math or the FairTaxery?)
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