The Biggest Con By Irwin Schiff

Title: The Biggest Con: How the Government Is Fleecing You Author: Irwin A. Schiff Format / Edition: Used paperback (trade edition, originally published circa 1977) Condition: Used – Fair. Cover shows visible wear (scuffing, creases), spine may have some bends, pages present. Description: A provocative critique of federal taxation and government economic policies, The Biggest Con offers Schiff’s argument that the U.S. government systematically “fleeces” its citizens through taxation, monetary policy, and regulatory power. He presents charts, legal references and economic commentary intended to challenge conventional views of income tax and government legitimacy. Ideal for readers interested in libertarian economics, tax protester history, or critical views of federal finances. Why the book is noteworthy: Schiff was a prominent figure in tax-protester literature, and this work encapsulates many of his central themes: the illegitimacy of the income tax, the expansion of federal power, monetary inflation, and individual resistance. Though originally published in the 1970s, many readers still cite it as a historical snapshot of dissent against government fiscal policy.

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Used (normal wear)