Greg Brannon on Tax Reform

	Greg Brannon on Tax Reform

Make taxes simpler & lower; eliminate the IRS

When taxes are lower, people and businesses can spend more, save more, and invest more--all of which we need for our economy to thrive. Working men and women should keep more of the money they earn, freeing them up to open small businesses, invest in their futures, and create jobs in the private sector. Government should stop choosing winners and losers through subsidies and targeted tax breaks that benefit only a few.

The tax code is difficult to navigate even for the most experienced of professionals. It's time to develop a system where individual taxpayers can fill out their yearly tax forms without a master's degree in accounting. The tax code should be simple, provide a level playing field, and make America a competitive place to do business.

We can start by eliminating the IRS once and for all, and instituting a flat or fair tax system that puts everyone on a level playing field and lowers taxes for all.

Source: 2016 Senate campaign website GregBrannon.NationBuilder.com , Feb 3, 2016

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