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10 Excellent Reasons not to Hate Taxes

Edited by Stephanie Greenwood and with an introduction written by David Cay Johnston, author of a great exposé of the U.S. tax system, 10 Excellent Reasons Not to Hate Taxes is a much needed liberal manifesto.  Short and lucid articles provide the case for charging equitable and sufficient “dues” for this club to which we all belong: the U.S. of A.

Now, here are the reasons, absent evidence, rhetoric, or polemic:

Now, here are the reasons, absent evidence, rhetoric, or polemic:

  1. Progressive taxes are a good deal.
  2. They are a moral obligation.
  3. They can strengthen the economy.
  4. Excellent schools depend on taxes.
  5. Taxes help families raise kids.
  6. Pollution taxes can save life on earth.
  7. Taxes can promote economic justice for all.
  8. Taxes pay for economic opportunity.
  9. They are good for business.
  10. Taxes fuel democracy.

 

This book provides the ammunition needed to shift the debate on taxes.  Buy it and broadcast its message.

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