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The tax policy by itself is very confused and costly to the government of the United States and citizens. It’s good to replace such policy for the good of the country and the people. It is so difficult to understand all those policies and the effect that it cause to the citizens. In this paper I will go over the controversial between the tax reform act of 1986 and 2014, flat tax, regressive tax, and my stance. As many politicians agree that tax reform is an excellent idea to our country other believe that is not a good idea. The tax reform act can be used to introduce new tax and improve the existing tax. When it comes to flat tax, it came be applies to all taxpayers with no deductions or exemptions regardless

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