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George W. Bush (Republican)
- Proposes 483 billion tax cut over next 5 years
- Lower tax burden on low and middle class citizens
- Maximum tax rate 33 percent, reduce taxes in all categories
- Repeal estate tax, reduce marriage penalty tax
Al Gore (Democrat)
- $500 billion in tax cuts for middle class - not the rich
- No new taxes during good economic times
- Repeal marriage penalty and lower estate taxes
- Use most of surplus to pay off national debt
Harry Browne (Libertarian)
- Would end all income taxes
- Would abolish the IRS
- Replace need for income tax with smaller government
Pat Buchanan (Reform)
- Favors 16 percent flat tax on income over $35,000.
- Dump the tax code
- Repeal estate tax
- Use budget surplus for tax cuts
Dr. John Hagelin (Reform)
- Favors 18 percent flat tax - 10 percent by 2006
- Favors tax cuts
Ralph Nader (Green)
- Opposes tax incentives for big business
- Feels taxation and spending need more citizen involvement
- Opposes flat tax
- Feels big business should pay larger share of taxes
Howard Phillips (Constitution)
- Would eliminate all income taxes - repeal 16th Amendment
- Replace income tax with increased tariffs
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