I am shocked to know-there is, of course! The Federal Government of the UNITED STATES has very few options to search for themselves by tax hole. Tax options: substantial cuts in expenditure, which sounds good in theory, but what to cut? Hold down costs at the level of inflation and public revenue grows as the economy grows. Easier than cutting costs-but it will take at least a decade for the economy to grow large enough to increase government revenues enough to eliminate the deficit. Raise taxes. If you select option 3, then a value added tax, is more appropriate for the reasons set out in the effectiveness of value added tax (VAT) by income taxes.
Frederic Sautet worries that "VAT rates generally go up quickly, but rarely go" sounds funny this Canadian, as 7% GST, introduced two decades ago, replaced at 13% and MSFT has been reduced twice, and is now at 5%.
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