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Tax Free at Last is a true story about income tax law, tracing its roots over 100 years from a simple tax collection method to the complex and often uncontrollable force it has become today. The book sheds light on unexplored corners of the income tax world, advocating for a complete overhaul of the current tax system.The central proposal of the book is to achieve fair taxation by eliminating income taxes for most taxpayers with adjusted gross income under $100,000, while offering refunds for those with even lower incomes. Beyond this immediate reform, the book presents a comprehensive plan to address the national debt, which exceeds $33 trillion, and to pay down the $78 trillion in unfunded Medicare and Social Security liabilities.The proposed plan includes a significant simplification of the tax code, the elimination of special deductions, and the removal of income exemptions. While higher-income taxpayers may face increased taxes, these changes are aimed at creating a solvent federal government and a more stable tax environment. Streamlining the tax system would also enhance the efficiency of the IRS.In addition to offering solutions to tax law issues, the book provides a formula for maintaining control over tax laws and economic health. As Congress faces the expirations of provisions in the 2017 Tax Cut and Jobs Act, the book urges readers to become informed and support these critical reforms. By actively lobbying elected representatives, readers can help end the practice of Congress 'kicking the can down the road.'Written in clear and accessible language, Tax Free at Last empowers readers with a deeper understanding of these vital issues, encouraging them to engage in the reform process and advocate for meaningful changes in the tax system.
