LOL, You've tried that tactic before remember?Yeah, and never were able to admint that Payne's $800 billion includes individual tax compliance. And when I asked you how the Robbin's came up with their 33.6% federal tax burden in consumer prices, you couldn't answer that one either. But still you do your cut & pasties.
Yeah, and never were able to admint that Payne's $800 billion includes individual tax compliance.
LOL, nothing to be admitted, once again you spin rather that treat facts.
Payne's factor calculates a much higher value than $800billion, As the response here showed:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1160242/posts?page=497#497
You say $800 billion in corporate tax compliance in 1995
No I stated $800 billion in business tax compliance for 2000, the base I used for calculations.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1160242/posts?page=488#488
Bottomline.
The $800 billion estimate is a conservative value for the cost of compliance on business factors affecting price alone.