"Bo-tax" - a do or a don't?
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Added Dec 04, 2009
This article about "bo-tax" - or, a five percent tax on cosmetic procedures, including Botox - was in a NYT opinion blog today:
opinionator.blogs.ny...
I'm against this, mostly because I don't agree with most of the health care bills that have recently passed. Without getting into a potentially heady political crossfire, I think that if there were some clarity on where this tax money would be specifically spent, I would be more considerate.
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By Christina Angelacos, Dec 05, 2009
A DON'T. There are many other things we can tax if we absolutely must.
Like pornography, for example.