SS,
This is for you, in another thread you asked if anyone believed that the rich are richer and the poor poorer. I told you that I believed it based on what a CPA/business owner told me, I also read a book but couldn't remember what the name of it was. Tada, here it is: Perfectly Legal by David Cay Johnston. It's a good read and I think it'll give you food for thought. It addresses some hot button topics that I think you'll enjoy.
BTW, the thrust of his book is that their is a widening of the have's and have nots and he backs it up with gov't statistics based from 1970 and 2000 censuses.
**Edit** He also breaks down certain tax codes, who started them and why.
Post edited by =>PX<=Major at 11/26/2007 11:10:14 AM
This is for you, in another thread you asked if anyone believed that the rich are richer and the poor poorer. I told you that I believed it based on what a CPA/business owner told me, I also read a book but couldn't remember what the name of it was. Tada, here it is: Perfectly Legal by David Cay Johnston. It's a good read and I think it'll give you food for thought. It addresses some hot button topics that I think you'll enjoy.
BTW, the thrust of his book is that their is a widening of the have's and have nots and he backs it up with gov't statistics based from 1970 and 2000 censuses.
**Edit** He also breaks down certain tax codes, who started them and why.
Post edited by =>PX<=Major at 11/26/2007 11:10:14 AM