Perry today unveiled his tax plan:
"The Texas governorâs plan, dubbed âCut, Balance and Grow,â would allow taxpayers to choose between the current system and a 20 percent flat tax on their income. The new tax system, he said, would allow people to dispense with the hiring of experts each spring to help prepare their tax forms."
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1011/66814.html#ixzz1bp4oWmVr
Apparently Rick didn't consider that many people will under the new plan have to figure their taxes both ways-apparently he thinks this makes it simpler.
The new "flat tax" keeps many of the popular deductions such as the mortgage deduction, charitable contributions, and state and local taxes. Cap gains and divis don't get taxed.
Seneca
"The Texas governorâs plan, dubbed âCut, Balance and Grow,â would allow taxpayers to choose between the current system and a 20 percent flat tax on their income. The new tax system, he said, would allow people to dispense with the hiring of experts each spring to help prepare their tax forms."
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1011/66814.html#ixzz1bp4oWmVr
Apparently Rick didn't consider that many people will under the new plan have to figure their taxes both ways-apparently he thinks this makes it simpler.
The new "flat tax" keeps many of the popular deductions such as the mortgage deduction, charitable contributions, and state and local taxes. Cap gains and divis don't get taxed.
Seneca
