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Taxpayers in the U.S. are assessed based on a progressive tax system, where rates increase as income rises. Flat tax systems are another alternative.

Although consumption and income taxes were reduced after WWII, since the Korean War they have become a permanent part of the United States economy.

When the Federal Government found revenue lacking in the early 20th century, it once against turned to an income tax to make up for the shortfall.

Taxes have been imposed on Americans since 1765 and evolved throughout the centuries, some related to historical events and others were more added more gradually.

Taxes that were used to raise money for the Wars were later repealed and would later be replaced by the income tax.

Tax systems are very complicated in practice, but they are indeed based on economic theories, which may seem to be simple and evident.

While the Flat Tax is a reform that has not picked up as much steam as other ideas, it is important to understand why this system should be supported.

While the Flat Tax gains ground with passionate voters, it is important to understand why this system should be approached with caution.

High tax rates are a problem facing many states in the Nation. This article highlights Maine's tax burden to begin a discussion of the problem and the solutions

The current tax code is complicated. The FairTax will simplify it so that every American can understand it.

The Fair Tax Act Proposal, Advocates Say, Would Lower Taxes, Increase Revenues and Level the Playing Field

With TEA parties growing across the nation, it is likely that the income tax system may be completely reformed with the coming generation of voters.

Thomas Frey, founder of the DaVinci Institute in Colorado, has a strong vision of the future in education. It does not resemble what we see today.

The current income tax code is complicated. Among several reform bills to simplify the tax code, the Flat Tax seeks to tax all income equally.

Filing an income tax return is a new concept to many newcomers, but all residents are required to pay federal and provincial taxes each year.

Many avid followers of the 2008 Presidential primaries became introduced to the tax reform bill H.R. 25, also called the FairTax.

Considering debate topics that are both socially relevant and have a great amount of research and written material concerning both sides of the issue can be taxing.

Democrats move one step closer to reforming international tax laws, as President Barack Obama took center stage to discuss how the bill might strengthen the economy.

Obama will raise taxes on the American Dream of success by those earning $250,000 or more each year; a government handout on the backs of small business.

DKP (Dragon Kill Points) is a form of currency used by raiding guilds to distribute loot. Impartiality, fairness, and convenience are key reasons for guilds to use DKP.

The tax code is complicated. The FairTax will simplify it so that every taxpayer can understand it, but that doesn't mean that it is without fault.

Who says there is no free lunch? There is at taxpayer expense for those able to lobby the government for benefits to operate golf courses, airlines, utilities and more.

The Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) has become law in Ontario. On Dec. 9, 2009 it was passed into law despite stiff opposition to the controversial idea.

It's time to give marriage back to the church and get the government back to governing contracts.

Nike is the leading footwear company in the world. PEST Analysis sums up how the company's business strategies fare in the macro environmental level.

Sebastiao de Melo, son of a country squire became the most powerful man in Portugal

Despite stiff opposition, it appears Ontario is moving forward with a plan to harmonize its Provincial Sales Tax (PST) with the federal Goods & Services Tax (GST).

An actor, lobbyist, and former U.S. Senator for the state of Tennessee, Republican Fred Thompson now wants to be President.

A GOP maverick and Vietnam Era prisoner of war, John McCain hopes to become the oldest President in American history.

In 2007, nearly 116 million adults aged 19-64 had no health insurance, were underinsured, struggled with medical debts, or could not afford necessary health care.

There are many important documents a small business owner should keep track of during the year to ensure that they are prepared for their taxes.

Tax-exempt bonds pay a lower interest rate, but can benefit the holder when calculating taxes. Buying at the right price brings a better return.

Utah is considering hiking a tax on food that it lowered two years ago. Advocates for the poor ask state officials to reconsider the plan.

The current income tax code is complicated. Among several reform bills to simplify the tax code, the FairTax seeks to replace income tax with sales tax.

Non-Chinese Mongols ruled China and ushered in many changes and reforms during their short-lived Yuan Dynasty.

Revolver is considered by many not only to be the Beatles' finest album, but also the greatest album of all time by anyone. It remains an album with the power to amaze.

The three Republican administrations of the 1920's adhered to a hands-off policy when it came to the government's relationship to the economy.

Mark Levin reduces American politics to ideological absolutism by equating conservatism with liberty and non-conservatism with tyranny.

In the late 17th Century, Peter the Great transformed Russia into a modern, competitive power while Louis XIV of France turned his backward nation into a strong state.

The American Revolution contributed to the French Revolution both indirectly by changing ideas about government and directly by harming the French economy.

Diocletian stabilized the Roman Empire, introducing economic, administrative and social reforms. His actions laid the foundations for the division of the empire.

The Inca road system is an admirable feat of engineering, and it served several important functions for their Empire.

William Benson traveled to each state in the U.S. when the 16th Amendment was ratified, obtained official records, wrote about his findings and was sued by the DOJ.

Australian terrorism expert David Kilcullen discusses some key points from his new book The Accidental Guerilla.

AMT started as a tax for the rich, but is now hitting middle class taxpayers. Here's a look at what triggers it, how it's calculated, and strategies for mitigating it.

Not filing an income tax return on time can lead to expensive penalties and interest charges. For large amounts and complex situations, a professional can help.