This is a basic examination of basic tax systems, for both Layperson and Student. It describes the various forms of tax, both historical and theoretical. It examines each in turn, bringing insight to its advantages and hazards. The Author gives a cursory study of tax impacts, the problems of tax collection, and the amounts of revenue, which can be expected. The basic thesis of the Work consists in the idea current American methods of tax form and tax collection need serious revision. The Author attempts to express why he holds this belief, the observed detriment to economic performance of current tax placement, and the causes of such economic disadvantage. He presents potential alterations to the current tax intermix, suggesting consolidation of tax forms would present savings in cost of tax collection, and ease of payment to Taxpayers. He outlines his beliefs on the proper tax system for American society.

The World faces complex problems, almost half consist of economic issues; not currently being resolved by mainline economic thought. The Author presents a short, but detailed Work; studying the failings of current economic thought, with concentration on the actual points of failure. He presents concise study of American economic history, with specific expression the economic drives of each period. He shows how current economic theories developed, examines their basic premises, and comments on their failures to fully explain economic forces. He advance the basic theories of Tax Policy Economists, a revisionist view of Economics only recently developed. He uses the basic understanding derived from the above analysis, to examine the fallicies of present Government economic policy, with expression of alternatives to this policy which can be implemented in a fair and universal application setting. The Author goes on to present an alternative Tax program for the federal government, which actually furthers economic growth and expansion.

Simplified Tax System criticizes the current tax system for its failures. It goes further than other Critiques, by offering a definite Alternative. The basic causation of current system tax failure lay in the proliferation of special exemptions from taxation, and misguided attempts to stimulate the Economy. Lawrance George Lux also highlights the error of geographical variations of tax impacts, and methodology to correct such deficiencies. The major elements of the Book are the unification of the Tax Code in this Country, without violation of constitutional Separation of Powers; the methodology for elimination of special, discriminatory tax advantages, and provision of a functional tax system. Lux presents an actual Tax Proposal for legislative passage. He examines each major provision of it, for its economic and political impact. All thought remains within the realm of mainstream Economic thought; it altered simply to garner an effective tax policy. The Tax Proposal also extends a list of actual tax rates, with potential for providing sufficient tax revenue, without adversely affecting Economic stimulus. policy.

This is a basic examination of basic tax systems, for both Layperson and Student. It describes the various forms of tax, both historical and theoretical. It examines each in turn, bringing insight to its advantages and hazards. The Author gives a cursory study of tax impacts, the problems of tax collection, and the amounts of revenue, which can be expected. The basic thesis of the Work consists in the idea current American methods of tax form and tax collection need serious revision. The Author attempts to express why he holds this belief, the observed detriment to economic performance of current tax placement, and the causes of such economic disadvantage. He presents potential alterations to the current tax intermix, suggesting consolidation of tax forms would present savings in cost of tax collection, and ease of payment to Taxpayers. He outlines his beliefs on the proper tax system for American society.

The World faces complex problems, almost half consist of economic issues; not currently being resolved by mainline economic thought. The Author presents a short, but detailed Work; studying the failings of current economic thought, with concentration on the actual points of failure. He presents concise study of American economic history, with specific expression the economic drives of each period. He shows how current economic theories developed, examines their basic premises, and comments on their failures to fully explain economic forces. He advance the basic theories of Tax Policy Economists, a revisionist view of Economics only recently developed. He uses the basic understanding derived from the above analysis, to examine the fallicies of present Government economic policy, with expression of alternatives to this policy which can be implemented in a fair and universal application setting. The Author goes on to present an alternative Tax program for the federal government, which actually furthers economic growth and expansion.