|
A graphic representation of the U.S.'s federal discretionary budget. "The amount of money that is spent at the discretion of your elected representatives in Congress. Basically, your federal income taxes. The data is from the President's annual budget proposal but it must pass both the House and Senate before it goes into effect. While 'Death and Taxes' contains an enormous amount of information, the purpose of the graph is to generate questions. The right questions. Your taxes are being spent in your name and mostly likely you are unaware exactly what they are used for. This 'Death and Taxes' will hopefully answer that 'what' question. The next question that should be asked is 'why?'" From This is True for 1 October 2006 Suggestions for further reading:
 by J. K. Lasser Amazon Price: $13.39 Customer Review: This book has a LOT of tax information in it, almost TOO much. I do tax returns on the side and use this as my reference guide instead of constantly looking things up on the internet. The explanations and examples are written so that anyone can und...  by Neal Boortz, John Linder Amazon Price: $10.76 Customer Review: It might be hard to believe, but this book about taxes was very easy to read and very easy to understand. This Fair Tax plan makes so much sense! Put your skepticism aside and open up your mind. Sometimes the most simplest things are the best!  by Neal Boortz, John Linder Amazon Price: $4.78 Customer Review: This book is a solution to many of the problems facing America. A positive cause we can all get behind.  by Stephen Fishman J.D. Amazon Price: $26.39 Customer Review: I was excited to get this book since we are, unfortunately, landlords. (I say unfortunately because we really wanted to sell our house when we were surprisingly relocated...but the market was in a nose-dive. So, we're landlords.) Howeve...  by Barbara Weltman Amazon Price: $12.89 Customer Review: Quickest delivery around. 100 % satisfied with purchase Would purchase again from this site Newsfeed display by CaRP |
About the Site
About This is True About the Authors Subscribe Free to This is True and see the Sites when they're issued!
Prev: Your Visited Countries Next: The Ig Nobel Prizes | |