A Democrat and a Republican are working together to spur US tax reform. Noam Neusner and Lawrence Haas, both communications directors to the Budget offices of George W Bush and Bill Clinton respectively, have endorsed together a consumption-based tax system in the US. Neuman and Haas said a consumption-based tax would "please conservatives who believe a consumption tax would spur savings and investment, as well as liberals who think the nation needs more revenue to strengthen Social Security and Medicare," in an article for the Baltimore Sun.
December 20 2006