Benefits of the Value Added Tax
OPS_admin | Mar 05, 2010 | Comments 0
The VAT rewards exports while largely blocking imports. This guarantees domestic demand for domestically produced goods, thereby ensuring that the taxpaying citizens are gainfully employed
The United States still faces a major obstacle in international trade which most people simply know nothing about. This obstacle is the Value Added Tax (VAT) and it costs this economy hundreds of millions of dollars in extra fees every year. Making matters worse is the fact that over nearly 150 nations around the world use a VAT system to protect their economy while the United States remains idle.
The simple fact is that governments need money to operate, and they generate this revenue in many ways. In the United States our government operates only on funds generated through income and property taxation. The sales tax – a form of consumption tax – is marginal in the grand scheme. Most other countries put much more emphasis on consumption taxes like the VAT.
The VAT rewards exports while largely blocking imports. This guarantees domestic demand for domestically produced goods, thereby ensuring that the taxpaying citizens are gainfully employed.
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