Tax season is one of the most dreaded times of the year for millions of Americans. The U.S. tax code, originally created over a century ago as a simple revenue collection tool, has become a convoluted maze of deductions, exemptions, and loopholes. The result?
Ordinary citizens are left confused and burdened by a tax system that feels unfair, inefficient, and impenetrable.

John Crone’s new book, Tax Free at Last: A Call to the American Voters to Tell Congress to Simplify the Tax Law, Give Tax Freedom to Millions, and Then to Get Their Hands Around the Big Fiscal Issues. NOW!, offers a breath of fresh air. Crone argues that it’s
time to bring simplicity and fairness back into the tax code, giving tax freedom to millions of Americans and addressing the country’s most pressing financial issues. 

At the heart of Tax Free at Last is the idea that the current tax system is broken and
requires an overhaul. Crone advocates for eliminating income taxes for most Americans earning less than $100,000 annually, while ensuring that lower-income families receive refunds. Imagine the relief this could bring to millions who struggle every year to
navigate the complexities of tax law! 

But Tax Free at Last goes beyond individual tax relief. Crone makes a compelling case for addressing the country’s broader fiscal challenges, including the $33 trillion national debt and the $78 trillion in unfunded Social Security and Medicare liabilities. By
simplifying the tax code and ensuring higher-income taxpayers pay their fair share, Crone argues that we can create a more stable and solvent federal government.

Crone delves into the many areas of inequity and unnecessary complexity in the tax law that urgently need to be addressed. He digs into the many areas of unfairness and complications of the tax law that need to be fixed.

This is more than just a tax book—it’s a roadmap to a fairer and more sustainable future. Tax Free at Last is available now in ebook, paperback, hardcover, and audiobook formats. Visit johncronebooks.com to grab your copy and join the movement for tax
reform and fiscal responsibility.