I hadn't heard of this. Going to have to look into it more.
I can already see some bad things to it.
It looks good on paper but I don't know......communism looks good on paper but doesn't play out to well in the real world.
The first thing I noticed is they say 23% sales tax. But the tax is paid by seller, tax is included in item.
Their math is: $100 item, business hands over 23%. That's not really a sales tax but a business tax. They are trying to say the item is $77 and you paid $23 in "sales tax". But 23% tax on $77 is like $17-ish.
It would have to be set up just like sales tax now. You buy $100, business collects $23 for government.
But then the business pays no tax on earnings, major tax lose.
Set up like they want it and a business just pays 23% of sales. But the government takes doesn't take into account the cost of item. I buy "x" for $90, sell for $100, turn over $23 to gov.....net lose of $13. (This is eBays model, right?)
If they tax just profit, I as an owner, can just draw any profit as pay (not taxed) and business pays no tax.....
Help me out here guys. How does this plan work?