YES... that's the way the IRS ball bounces
33% (2 votes)
NO... a flat tax across the board is the most fair
67% (4 votes)
Total votes: 6
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If the Income line for wealthy is $250,000 is it really fair for those making $249,999 to get the tax cut
YES... that's the way the IRS ball bounces
33%
NO... a flat tax across the board is the most fair
67%
Total votes: 6
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