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Considering a Consumption Tax

Daniel S. Goldberg

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A combination of electronic commerce and the "Flat Tax" could eliminate the IRS as we know it.

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A combination of electronic commerce and the "Flat Tax" could eliminate the IRS as we know it.

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A combination of electronic commerce and the "Flat Tax" could eliminate the IRS as we know it.

Key concepts: Consumption (sociology), Economics, Business, Computer science, Social science, Sociology

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