Re: Local Currency Article

[Mbindnerdc@aol.com]

That's not at all what I am saying.  What I am saying is that whenever a tax is 
levied on a corporation someone pays at the household level, be they customer, 
employee or shareholder.  I am all for making employers the subject of most 
taxation, going to a single VAT levied on employment locations (rather than 
corporate HQs).  I would also add a tax on individuals making over $100,000 per 
year (not families) with very few exemptions (and including cash income from 
inheritence (unless it comes from the proceeds of the sale of stock to a broad 
based ESOP).

In a message dated 12/11/2002 1:44:05 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
PBottissr@aol.com writes:

>MB:
>
>Are you telling me that you are willing to let corporations not pay taxes and 
>the average tax payer gives the tax collectors over four months wages? 
>There is an ancient Law of Cannan one of which says that " The perfect slave 
>thinks he is free" I think I now get it.
>
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