A flat tax applies the same tax rate to all income levels, regardless of how much someone earns. It simplifies the tax code but eliminates progressivity.
Flat taxes represent a fundamental debate about tax fairness, efficiency, and the role of government in addressing income inequality through tax policy.
Flat tax doesn't mean simple administration—deductions, credits, and exemptions can still make flat tax systems complex.
Flat taxes represent a fundamental debate about tax fairness, efficiency, and the role of government in addressing income inequality through tax policy.
Flat tax doesn't mean simple administration—deductions, credits, and exemptions can still make flat tax systems complex.