Without income tax, how would we pay for roads, military, police, firefighters, and schools? (Full)

January 2, 2021
Freedom Law School

Peymon Mottahedeh, founder of Freedom Law School, argues that federal income tax is unnecessary for funding essential government services like police, firefighters, schools, and roads. He demonstrates through various sources that these services are primarily funded by state and local taxes, not federal income tax. Police, fire departments, and trash services are funded by city taxes, while schools receive 48% of their funding from state taxes and 44% from local property taxes, with only 8% coming from federal sources. Highway systems are built and maintained by state and local governments, even major federal highways receive most of their funding from state sources and gas taxes rather than income tax. Mottahedeh explains that America is a union of 50 independent states, each functioning as separate countries with their own taxation systems. He criticizes excessive military spending, showing that the US spends more on defense than the next ten countries combined, and claims the Pentagon has lost track of trillions of dollars. He concludes by promoting Freedom Law School's services, claiming that 98% of Americans are not legally required to file income tax returns, and offers a guarantee to protect clients from IRS collection actions.

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Why We Do Not Need Income Taxes
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