[Principled]

Bot the flat tax and the nrst add to prices. The flat tax doesn't subtract from prices.

Our income tax adds to prices too. Why is it tax inclusive?

[Your Nightmare]

Bot the flat tax and the nrst add to prices. The flat tax doesn't subtract from prices.

Uh, the flat tax uses income minus savings as a base. It's subtracted from this base. It doesn't "add" to prices. It's subtracted from tax inclusive consumption. The NRST uses tax exclusive retail sales as a base and is added to this.

Our income tax adds to prices too. Why is it tax inclusive?

You have no clue what I'm talking about, do you?