Fair Tax re-introduced in 2007!
January 5, 2007 · Filed under: AFFT Updates, Political Support
The Fair Tax Act of 2007 has now been introduced!
Click here to learn all about it!
The bill is still HR 25, but so far as I know it is not searchable yet on the Internet.
I still have plenty of the 2005 version to blog, so I guess I’ll continue with it.
The fairtax.org folks have mentioned to me that some revisions have been made, most notably a sunset provision. They say that there will be a provision to scrap the FairTax and return to the old income tax after 5 years unless the 16th amendment is repealed (this is something Rep. Linder has mentioned a few times).
What do you guys think about that?
Edit: Link fixed. My bad.
3 Responses to “Fair Tax re-introduced in 2007!”
Your link above is broken.
Got it. Thanks.
Sounds great, except for the 23%, and the idea that we want the government as in control as they are now with all that money. If they got rid of pointless programs and made schools a public affair instead of the governments, we would have less of a need for such a high percentage. I know many teachers, principles etc of schools that tell me that they believe each school could run on 3 times less of a budget than they do, while paying the teachers better than they do now, and have a more efficient way of educating the masses. This is one of many programs which money is not delegated like a business would do it, wasting money, and doing a poor job of implementing things.