Green Pages
A Collectible State-Specific Directory of Household Taxes
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Tired of rich people not paying their fair share in taxes?
You're not alone.
Turns out, 3 in 5 Americans share that feeling.
But are we thinking creatively enough about the solutions to this issue?
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Green Pages. A collectible book produced by the IRS that breaks down tax contributions across communities, occupations, and income levels.
Key Aspects Of the GReen PAGES
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Review breakdowns by age, profession, and residency status
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Track the # of ongoing audits in your area
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Gauge what communities are not paying their fair share with a "Tax Equity Index"
For Future Public Release
Subject: Green Pages - A Collectible State-Specific Directory of
Household Taxes
To Be Released ON: June 25, 2027
IRS Releases the Green Pages
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Internal Revenue Service (IRS), announces today the release of the Green Pages.
This new annual publication provides you with the opportunity to collect and showcase detailed tax information for every state.
“This publication allows you to explore your and other communities' financial landscapes with a detailed breakdown of tax contributions, investments, and obligations,” said the IRS commissioner. “Much like the popular state quarters program, we hope you find joy in acquiring all 50 state editions, which you can physically arrange to form an engaging tax map for your home or workplace.”
Acquire your copies at your local library or post office.
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Questions About THE Green PAGES
Could this approach shed light on the communities not paying their fair share? Or motivate wealthy individuals to contribute more? Or perhaps influence the distribution of wealth?
(1) "Top tax frustrations for Americans: The feeling that some corporations, wealthy people don't pay fair share" Pew Research Center, Washington, D.C. (April 7, 2023) https://pewrsr.ch/3MlbalX.
