Fair is good. That doesn't constitute tax evasion; it's just how the code works. Refundable tax credits like the child tax credit or the earned income tax credit are heavily progressive, and are in the tax code in part to offset the regressivity of other levies like the payroll tax. They use this to calculate an individual's "true tax rate," which is sort of like handing out wins in a baseball game in the middle of the early innings and calling it the "true outcome" of the contest. I dont keep cash in the bank.
America’s income tax is neither progressive or saltatory.
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America’s income tax is neither progressive or saltatory .
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