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Marvin Scott on Tax Reform


More tax cuts and more for Indiana

Marvin Scott...My opponent...
Supports increasing returned federal tax dollars to IndianaUnder Evan Bayh, Indiana ranks last in federal returned tax dollars
Supports tax cuts for all Hoosier families and businesses (Supports making President Bush's tax cuts permanent) Opposes cutting taxes $350 billion
(Vote made on May 23, 2003)
Opposes cutting tax $1.35 trillion
(Vote made on May 23, 2001)
Source: Campaign website, marvinscott.org, "Comparison Piece" Aug 13, 2004

Federal tax code penalizes hard work and marriage

Dr. Scott is committed to lower taxes. He is committed to fighting for more tax cuts, not less. Families, not government, know best how to spend their hard-earned money. Every parent, employee and senior [should] keep more of his or her hard-earned money to spend it how he or she sees fit. The federal tax code is dysfunctional. It penalizes hard work, marriage, thrift, & success-the very factors that are the foundations for lasting prosperity. Marvin Scott wants to make taxes simpler, fairer, and lower.
Source: Campaign website, MarvinScott.org, "Issues" May 2, 2004

Consumers should keep what they earn, not pay high taxes

The money you earn belongs to you, not the federal government. Scott believes that tax relief creates jobs and puts more money in consumers? pockets.
Source: Campaign website, MarvinScott.org, "Issues" May 2, 2004

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