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The method of taxation is very important in determining how people feel about them. Freelancer/small business owner: You save and write a giant check Employee: The money never existed for you, you may get a “bonus” in April Inflationary: Stuff quietly becomes more expensive

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i think about this all the time. i feel like the best way to actually get tax reform done would be to not allow employers to withhold taxes.

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goblin à la mode

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are you familiar with Vivien Kellems 👀👀👀

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wasnt but just read wiki and niceee

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The history here is interesting: conversableeconomist.blogspot.com/2014/04/how-mi

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I think that would functionally look the same in the end... many people ending up unable to properly save for their taxes through the year with large tax bills - private lenders come to fill the gap with loans secured against pay cheques. Eventually a large portion of the 1/2

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