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Federal Taxation of State/Local Government consumption
March 5, 2010 · Category: Uncategorized
On another blog, Jim Bennett and Hank Van Gieson had a discussion about the Constitutionality of the Fairtax plan to tax government consumption.
Hank writes in and requests a discussion:
My arguments now draw on what is ...
Posted by Morphh · 27 Comments »
The Idiot’s Guide to the Fairtax
March 1, 2010 · Category: Uncategorized
Hank Van Gieson reviews "The Idiot's Guide to the Fairtax"
"The Idiot's Guide to the Fairtax" was released in 2010, and for those of you that haven't yet spent ten dollars on this ...
Posted by Morphh · 3 Comments »
My FAIRTAX Story - Paul Wizikowski
April 20, 2009 · Category: Uncategorized
What does the FairTax mean to you? To Paul Wizikowski it means potential restored and ambition rewarded.
Another great video from FairTaxHub
Posted by Morphh · 10 Comments »
Time To Fix the Trade Deficit
February 28, 2009 · Category: Uncategorized
Peter Morici writes in an article "Time To Fix The Trade Deficit":
Trade deficits and shoddy banking practices pushed the economy into recession, and until both trade and the banks are fixed, sustained economic growth cannot ...
Posted by Morphh · 8 Comments »
New FairTax Web Commercials
February 4, 2009 · Category: Uncategorized
Here are some new commercials from FairTaxHub.
Lunch&Taxes: Less
Lunch&Taxes: Collected
Lunch&Taxes: Her
Lunch&Taxes: How it Works
Lunch&Taxes: How Much
Posted by Morphh · 210 Comments »
I.O.U.S.A.
August 27, 2008 · Category: Uncategorized
In the latest book by John Linder and Neal Boortz, FairTax: The Truth, they argue the FairTax will supercharge the economy and help avoid fiscal disaster. These sentiments are also expressed by Laurence Kotlikoff ...
Posted by Morphh · 4 Comments »
Flat Tax vs. FairTax - Transition?
The Heritage Foundation's Dan Mitchell discusses the current tax code and offers solutions for fundamental tax reform.
Posted by Morphh · 42 Comments »
FairTaxBlog - A broader scope?
July 20, 2008 · Category: Uncategorized
As you may have noticed, many of the recent discussion points have not been directly about the FairTax. Over the years, this group has discussed the plan in more depth than any group I've ...
Posted by Morphh · 18 Comments »
The Fair Tax Act, Part LX
June 5, 2007 · Category: Uncategorized
Covering Section 905 today, which is an item that in my opinion requires further research before I could discuss the impact:
`SEC. 905. WITHHOLDING OF TAX ON NONRESIDENT ALIENS AND FOREIGN CORPORATIONS.
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Posted by James Kidd · 13 Comments »
The Fair Tax Act, Part XXXV
March 12, 2007 · Category: Uncategorized
Now we will move into some taxpayer protections under the FairTax (something the current law doesn't have much of).
`SEC. 506. BURDEN OF PERSUASION AND BURDEN OF PRODUCTION.
`In all disputes ...
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The Fair Tax Act, Part XXXII
February 28, 2007 · Category: Education, Uncategorized
We'll touch briefly on registration certificates again, then begin on penalties.
`SEC. 504. REGISTRATION CERTIFICATES.
`The sales tax administering authority shall issue certificates of registration to registered sellers and such other ...
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The Fair Tax Act, Part XXIX
February 20, 2007 · Category: Education, Uncategorized
Continuing on with filing requirements for businesses:
`(c) Extensions for Filing Reports-
`(1) AUTOMATIC EXTENSIONS FOR NOT MORE ...
Posted by James Kidd · 2 Comments »
The Fair Tax vs. Negative Income Tax
February 14, 2007 · Category: Uncategorized
Milton Friedman was often known for favoring a negative income tax, in lieu of traditional welfare systems.
The negative income tax, if you are not familiar with it, is a proposal whereby you would essentially get ...
Posted by James Kidd · 2 Comments »
Blogging the Bill for 2007
January 11, 2007 · Category: Uncategorized
Folks, I have been blogging the Fair Tax Act of 2005 for several weeks, but now the 2007 bill is upon us.
Due to personal business I haven't had time to go over the entire 2007 ...
Posted by James Kidd · 2 Comments »
