Suggestions for Improving Savings Bonds and Tax Laws, 1977-09-26

Item — Box: 22, Folder: 37

Identifier: CAC_CC_109_4_22_37_0007

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The letter is a response to a suggestion about savings bonds and taxes, with the sender proposing to lower the price of savings bonds and freeze them at a certain price. They also suggest putting a tax on businesses instead of increasing income tax for employees, especially to protect those at the poverty level. The sender believes that businesses making over $25,000 a month should be taxed, and insurance companies should also be taxed. The sender emphasizes the need to control inflation by taxing businesses and not burdening consumers. They argue that businesses should be held accountable for raising prices and contributing to inflation.

Dates

1977-09-26

Language of Materials

English

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