Eliminating the IRS Tax Code: One Citizens Case for an Alternate Plan for Taxes and Social Security
by Paul March
The IRS tax code is obsolete; it serves no other purpose than to reward or punish particular groups or individuals the U.S. Congress deems appropriate. The code is a mixed bag of giveaways and takeaways in which nobody is sure who the final winners and losers are.
In Eliminating the IRS Tax Code, financial manager and accountant Paul March offers an alternative plan that is more fair, more flexible, and easier to administer. This plan will allow economic growth to be more stable by giving the individual more control over his finances, yet providing adequate funding for the federal budget at the level Congress and the president want.
Finally, March will offer a plan to finance Social Security and securing the retirement of baby boomers, generation X, and beyond.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Paul March has been a controller, financial manager, and accountant for over twenty-five years, as well as a quality representative and a college teacher of business. He has a master’s degree in accounting and business from Central Michigan University and a bachelor’s degree in education, political science, and economics from the University of Michigan.
(2004, paperback, 30 pages)
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days.
The IRS tax code is obsolete; it serves no other purpose than to reward or punish particular groups or individuals the U.S. Congress deems appropriate. The code is a mixed bag of giveaways and takeaways in which nobody is sure who the final winners and losers are.
In Eliminating the IRS Tax Code, financial manager and accountant Paul March offers an alternative plan that is more fair, more flexible, and easier to administer. This plan will allow economic growth to be more stable by giving the individual more control over his finances, yet providing adequate funding for the federal budget at the level Congress and the president want.
Finally, March will offer a plan to finance Social Security and securing the retirement of baby boomers, generation X, and beyond.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Paul March has been a controller, financial manager, and accountant for over twenty-five years, as well as a quality representative and a college teacher of business. He has a master’s degree in accounting and business from Central Michigan University and a bachelor’s degree in education, political science, and economics from the University of Michigan.
(2004, paperback, 30 pages)
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days.
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