People don't spend 100% of their income. Thus, the actual rate is much lower than income tax. 50-60% of income is usually either savings or mortgage so the 31% sales tax is close to 14-15% or less depending upon spending habits.
Most people do spend most of their income. Most Americans are paycheck to paycheck and in debt. Again, only the richer classes have discretionary income to save.
And what are you going to do with it if you don't spend it? Hoard it? The money is fiat and worthless if held on to. With hyper inflation, holding cash isn't a good idea and savings accounts do not come close to keeping up with inflation.
Also, every transaction will be taxed. Meaning that by the time the product makes it to you, businesses have already paid extremely high national sales taxes for each component part that went into that end product. This means you will be paying 30% many times over by the time the completely assembled final product makes it to you. And as we know, Jews always pass all corporate costs on to the end consumer.
You might argue that mortgage payments will be exempt from the national sales tax. So no national sales tax on buying real property? Now we're back into special deductions and credits and exemptions and all the reasons the income tax is a riddled clusterfuck of special privileges for corporations and rich jews.
When income tax was passed, people like you justified it.
"It only taxes 2% of earners"
""It's only a small percent"
"It's only for a few years to pay off war debts"
People like you defended it and have egg all over their dead faces 100 years later. It's amazing that 100 years later, after 100 years of government lies, people like you are still naive enough to defend new government taxes.
People don't spend 100% of their income. Thus, the actual rate is much lower than income tax. 50-60% of income is usually either savings or mortgage so the 31% sales tax is close to 14-15% or less depending upon spending habits.
Most people do spend most of their income. Most Americans are paycheck to paycheck and in debt. Again, only the richer classes have discretionary income to save.
And what are you going to do with it if you don't spend it? Hoard it? The money is fiat and worthless if held on to. With hyper inflation, holding cash isn't a good idea and savings accounts do not come close to keeping up with inflation.
Also, every transaction will be taxed. Meaning that by the time the product makes it to you, businesses have already paid extremely high national sales taxes for each component part that went into that end product. This means you will be paying 30% many times over by the time the completely assembled final product makes it to you. And as we know, Jews always pass all corporate costs on to the end consumer.
You might argue that mortgage payments will be exempt from the national sales tax. So no national sales tax on buying real property? Now we're back into special deductions and credits and exemptions and all the reasons the income tax is a riddled clusterfuck of special privileges for corporations and rich jews.
Buy commodities. DIY your stuff.
When income tax was passed, people like you justified it.
"It only taxes 2% of earners"
""It's only a small percent"
"It's only for a few years to pay off war debts"
People like you defended it and have egg all over their dead faces 100 years later. It's amazing that 100 years later, after 100 years of government lies, people like you are still naive enough to defend new government taxes.