Can't happen soon enough IMO. Just think how much money abolishing the IRS itself could save the Government ?
When I read in this article that:
"Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, told USA Today that comprehensive tax reform would be "difficult" to do."
That sets of an alarm. I respect Chuck's opinion on things. I am sure as some of us spell out the virtues of this plan, who only look on the bright side, that is, a continuing robots econonmy that can support such a plan,
they are perhaps not considering the less then desirable things that could prevent it from working.
Once again, I feel I should not be trying to compete with ideas in this posts, not having a solid appreciation of all things that must be considered.
So lets just say I am not qualified to be injecting anything of worth into this discussion. And thanks once again for everyones patience, and fair minded input.
Hope our senate and house have the wisdom to decide just what is the best route to take.