The New Social Order in America a Study Syllabus
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249- 257. (Harper, $2. 50. ) For Value Received. John Fitch. The Survey, 40:221 (May 25, 1918).
VI. TAXATION AS A MEANS TOWARD SOCIAL JUSTICE.
A. The income tax is being increasingly used as a means of placing the cost of government upon those best able to bear it.
1. Among the arguments in its favor are: a. That the cost of maintaining the local, state, and national governments, amounting, before the war, to about $150 per family in the United States, has. Been placed on the general consumer b...y the tariff and the general property tax.
b. That the general property tax is extremely difficult to collect equitably.
c. That a graduated income tax rests entirely upon those with adequate incomes, and relieves the poor.
2. The chief objection raised against high rates of income taxation is the fear lest it discourage business initiative and ambition.
19 B. Elimination of all taxes except those on land (exclusive of improvements) and adjustment of the rate of this tax so as to absorb the entire ground rent, is advocated by "single taxers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
249- 257. (Harper, $2. 50. ) For Value Received. John Fitch. The Survey, 40:221 (May 25, 1918).
VI. TAXATION AS A MEANS TOWARD SOCIAL JUSTICE.
A. The income tax is being increasingly used as a means of placing the cost of government upon those best able to bear it.
1. Among the arguments in its favor are: a. That the cost of maintaining the local, state, and national governments, amounting, before the war, to about $150 per family in the United States, has. Been placed on the general consumer b...y the tariff and the general property tax.
b. That the general property tax is extremely difficult to collect equitably.
c. That a graduated income tax rests entirely upon those with adequate incomes, and relieves the poor.
2. The chief objection raised against high rates of income taxation is the fear lest it discourage business initiative and ambition.
19 B. Elimination of all taxes except those on land (exclusive of improvements) and adjustment of the rate of this tax so as to absorb the entire ground rent, is advocated by "single taxers.
What to read after The New Social Order in America a Study Syllabus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hornell Hart to read onlineMoreLess
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