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To: i-node who wrote (200211)	9/4/2004 2:47:38 PM
From: SilentZ	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1573682

>Clearly, your statement can't account for differences in tax structure (for example, deductions or rate graduations). However, in looking at raw tax rates, there is obviously a significant number of countries with rates on either side of ours. I meant, average per capita, since that's what I've seen figures on... I'm sure someone on this thread has a link to a chart. CJ? -Z

To: i-node who wrote (200211)	9/4/2004 3:31:33 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1573682

Assuming, arguendo, that you do want to make the argument based on individual tax rates, try these: You're a known liar on this thread. Where is your link for the above? Here is what I found on the subject......its numbers differ markedly from your numbers: bankrate.com And then there is this analysis: huppi.com But lets not forget you're the 'expert' CPAer on the thread.......or at least that's what you've told us. Is it true?