As an Accountant, Best way to fight inflation is to LOWER TAXES

My job is to make government SMALLER.

Personally, I want a flat-tax rate but there are very slim chances of that happening.

1.) Those who make less than $50,000 only account for less than 3% of all tax revenues in America ^{[source] https://taxfoundation.org/data/all/federal/latest-federal-income-tax-data-2025/} – I see NO REASON as to why they should pay taxes.

I know I will spar heavily with congress on this issue and there will be some meeting in the middle to what I propose – meaning Reconciliation. When individuals have money to save they spend it. It goes back to the economy in some shape or form.

Here are the Tax Brackets I propose:

Assuming the brackets don’t change Anybody making $11,600.00 or less will pay NO TAXES. ^{[source] https://www.irs.gov/filing/federal-income-tax-rates-and-brackets} ​
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e brackets don’t change $11,601-$47,150 then I will negotiate that those in that bracket pay 7%. ​​
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•Anybody making between $47,151-$100,525 will pay 16%. ​​
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•Anybody making between $100,526 -$191,950 will pay 20%. ​​
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•Anybody making between $191,951-$243,725 will pay 27%. ​​
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•Anybody making between $243,726-$609,350 will pay 30% ​​
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•Anybody making more than $609,351 will pay 34% ​
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Tax Cuts means one thing and one thing only : money OUT of the hands of the government. This allows the government to get responsible and cut other useless Government programs and agencies such as the IRS, EPA, Department of Education, etc.