Government and Hidden Taxes: A Transparent Tax System Could Create More Jobs

I showed in prior parts of this series how a transparent tax system could create more jobs as a result of increased consumer spending.
 I am referring to those earlier writings rather than repeating those points here because it is important to the topic of how government is effected by hidden taxes.

Creating more jobs would result in more tax payers.

Creating more jobs would result in more people working.  More people working, means more paychecks being earned.  More paychecks being earned means more people have money to spend.  This means that more people would be tax payers.

More Tax payers would mean fewer tax consumers (who live off public assistance.)

More people being tax payers would mean that there would be fewer people needing public assistance, which means there would be fewer people being tax consumers.

Fewer Tax Consumers would lower the potential cost of government to tax payers.

Fewer people being tax consumers would mean that government would need fewer tax dollars to provide for the fewer numbers of needy tax consumers, which would lower the cost of these government programs to the tax payers, without hurting the actual assistance provided to those who still need the help of public assistance programs.

Thank you for taking time to read and ponder my opinion on this topic.
An Opinion Article by Dave Kemper
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