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    March 19, 2015
    Federal Tax System Seen in Need of Overhaul

    Democrats, Republicans Bothered by Different Aspects of Federal Tax System

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    Federal Tax System Seen in Need of Overhaul

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    More Are Bothered by Corporations, Wealthy Not Paying Fair Share Than by What They Pay in Taxes
    53% Say They Pay ‘About Right Amount’ in Taxes
    Democrats, Republicans Bothered by Different Aspects of Federal Tax System
    ‘Complexity’ Less Concerning to Low-Income Adults
    Most Conservative Republicans, High-Income Adults Say They Pay ‘More Than Their Fair Share’ of Taxes
    Wider Partisan Gap on Whether Congress Should ‘Completely Change’ Federal Tax System
    About the Survey
    Public Divided in Views of Overall Fairness of Tax System

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