“The Simple Tax System: Replacing the U.S. Tax Code with a Revolutionary Simple Tax System” by Daniel V. Carbaugh, BA, MS is now available for purchase

“The Simple Tax System: Replacing the U.S. Tax Code with a Revolutionary Simple Tax System” by Daniel V. Carbaugh, BA, MS was proudly published by the Citi of Books. This profound book is now available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other retail sites.

Daniel V. Carbaugh, BA, MS was born in south-central Pennsylvania in 1942. He graduated from high school in 1960, did a hitch in the U.S. Marine Corps and then, too soon, found himself back in his hometown in 1965 looking for a job. Thanks to his recently acquired skills from military service, Daniel soon found his way to a forty-two-year career with Westinghouse Electronic System in Baltimore. Along the way he earned an undergraduate degree from the University of Maryland and a graduate degree in Engineering Management from Johns Hopkins University. 

Daniel and his family endured over twenty years as expatriates in Europe, South-east Asia, South America, and North Africa. He retired from engineering management in 2007 and moved with his wife to south-west Florida. Daniel’s interest in tax reform came because of caring about fixing the federal tax code so that he could finally understand it. 

Would you agree to pay, say, 19% of your income to the federal government if the process was made so simple your pre-teen son could complete all the paper-work in 30 minutes?

 “The Simple Tax System: Replacing the U.S. Tax Code with a Revolutionary Simple Tax System” by Daniel V. Carbaugh, BA, MS outlines a straightforward approach to understanding and implementing a more efficient tax system. He advocates for simplifying the tax code to reduce confusion and inefficiencies.

Daniel proposes a flat tax rate with minimal deductions and credits, aiming to make tax compliance easier for individuals and businesses. This book dives into the potential economic benefits of such a system, including increased transparency, reduced costs for tax preparation, and enhanced fairness by eliminating loopholes that benefit only certain groups.