Name: Anonymous 2007-01-21 22:38
The passing of HR 25, the Fair Tax, would abolish the excessively abusive intrusive IRS, and put an immediate end to the unlawful unconstitutional application of the internal revenue code and the federal income tax.
The fairtax would support pro-growth policies reducing taxes on businesses, and help make american goods more competitive on the global market, bringing jobs, investment, and prosperity here. Check out the projection for what it could do for our AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY...
(http://www.fairtax.org/PDF/TheFairTaxlowersthecostofUSautomobiles-110206.pdf)
Because the fairtax would lower the cost of american made products abroad (just one example of which being our automobiles), it would promote trade between the United States and other nations, and thus reduce the chances of going to war with other nations, while simultaneously bringing prosperity as well as peace to all parties in question.
(http://www.lewrockwell.com/rockwell/bastiat.html)
The fairtax would allow americans to keep 100% of their income, social security check, and pension. In addition to elimination of taxation on income, the fairtax would urge, though not force a repeal of the 16th amendment, the amendment allowing income taxes, through HJR 16.
The FairTax is progressive by exempting all legal, resident, American taxpayers from federal taxation up to the poverty level, through a monthly rebate. It would also dramatically lower tax rates for low-income and middle-income Americans, and reduce the cost of goods and services by eliminating hidden taxes, while also allowing families to save more for home ownership, education, and retirement in many ways, just one of which is by letting them keep one hundred percent of their earnings!
The fair tax would protect and ensure the funding of Social Security and Medicare, while leaving unchanged the amount of money raised by the federal government.
In addition, the Fair Tax would free up the time and money wasted on record keeping for the IRS and filling out cumbersome IRS forms, thus helping the government balance its' own budget, while simultaneously ensuring that everyone in the United States pays their fair share of taxes, since many people are able to lobby for loopholes in the tax code that allow them to evade paying their fair share. Under the fairtax, the tax code would be far simpler and not so easy to take advantage of.
Here is a video you might want to watch concerning the Fair Tax:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6998210790119782082&q=fair+tax&hl=en
You can read more about the fair tax at the following website:
(http://www.fairtax.org/)
The fairtax would support pro-growth policies reducing taxes on businesses, and help make american goods more competitive on the global market, bringing jobs, investment, and prosperity here. Check out the projection for what it could do for our AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY...
(http://www.fairtax.org/PDF/TheFairTaxlowersthecostofUSautomobiles-110206.pdf)
Because the fairtax would lower the cost of american made products abroad (just one example of which being our automobiles), it would promote trade between the United States and other nations, and thus reduce the chances of going to war with other nations, while simultaneously bringing prosperity as well as peace to all parties in question.
(http://www.lewrockwell.com/rockwell/bastiat.html)
The fairtax would allow americans to keep 100% of their income, social security check, and pension. In addition to elimination of taxation on income, the fairtax would urge, though not force a repeal of the 16th amendment, the amendment allowing income taxes, through HJR 16.
The FairTax is progressive by exempting all legal, resident, American taxpayers from federal taxation up to the poverty level, through a monthly rebate. It would also dramatically lower tax rates for low-income and middle-income Americans, and reduce the cost of goods and services by eliminating hidden taxes, while also allowing families to save more for home ownership, education, and retirement in many ways, just one of which is by letting them keep one hundred percent of their earnings!
The fair tax would protect and ensure the funding of Social Security and Medicare, while leaving unchanged the amount of money raised by the federal government.
In addition, the Fair Tax would free up the time and money wasted on record keeping for the IRS and filling out cumbersome IRS forms, thus helping the government balance its' own budget, while simultaneously ensuring that everyone in the United States pays their fair share of taxes, since many people are able to lobby for loopholes in the tax code that allow them to evade paying their fair share. Under the fairtax, the tax code would be far simpler and not so easy to take advantage of.
Here is a video you might want to watch concerning the Fair Tax:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6998210790119782082&q=fair+tax&hl=en
You can read more about the fair tax at the following website:
(http://www.fairtax.org/)