I agree in concept for sure, but just simplifying our complex tax code is probably near impossible at this point unfortunately. Even for certain things like you

I agree in concept for sure, but just simplifying our complex tax code is probably near impossible at this point unfortunately. Even for certain things like you mention with electric vehicle incentives, I don't believe you'd be able to pass saving on at purchase time because I believe for those (or maybe I'm think of solar or another green tax break), you need to own it for a period of time and savings come only with a certain amount of ownership. That stuff gets complicated immediately. If it was simpler then these incentives would also be simpler, which would be great. It is a shame that so many regular W2 Americans will still have to run into some nonsense about an rollover IRA pro-rata rule or something that can cost you thousands of dollars if done wrong. I guess what I'm trying to say is that it would be great, but not simplifying our existing tax code would be incredibly complex.