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H.R. 4871 (98th)

A bill to require amendment of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 to provide a simple income tax with a single low rate of tax and to require the Secretary of the Treasury to propose legislation to establish such an income tax.

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21 February 1984

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Referred to House Committee on Ways and Means.

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Summary

Requires amendment of the Internal Revenue Code to provide for a simplified income tax based on certain principles, including: (1) taxation of income only once and as close as possible to the source of the income; (2) income should be taxed at a single low rate not to exceed 15 percent; (3) low-income households should pay no tax; (4) individuals and businesses should be the only two taxpaying entities; (5) tax should be imposed on the gross revenues of the business; and (6) individuals should be allowed no deductions except for a few categories. Requires the Secretary of the Treasury to propose legislation to establish such an income tax.

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