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*There is no cap on the rate that might be imposed by Congress. Just as current income tax rates change, the initial rate of 23% may be changed over time as Congress desires.
*There is no cap on the rate that might be imposed by Congress. Just as current income tax rates change, the initial rate of 23% may be changed over time as Congress desires.
*It is argued that the FairTax would benefit the wealthy at the expense of the middle class. "It's these precious few people who control so much of this country's wealth that this tax is intended to benefit the most, since they actual(ly) spend a very small part of their personal wealth."<ref>http://www.cogitamusblog.com/2008/01/national-sales.html</ref>
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