If we convert to a land value tax we could cut all other taxes (income, payroll, corporate, capital gains, etc.). Then with the roughly 500 million acres of non

If we convert to a land value tax we could cut all other taxes (income, payroll, corporate, capital gains, etc.). Then with the roughly 500 million acres of non-agricultural private property in the United States treating every acre equally the tax rate would be $14,000 per acre to raise $7 trillion. That covers the current ~$6.7 trillion Federal budget (including the current deficit) plus a few extra 100 billion dollars to start paying down the over 30 trillion in debt.