Articles
One Change At The IRS Could Be A Huge Win For CPAs
As CPAs struggled to keep up, they looked to the Internal Revenue
Service for assistance. Instead, the agency was part of the
problem. Read More.
What Members Of Utah Polygamous Clan Did With $512M In FalselyObtained Tax Credits
In all, prosecutors say the government lost $511.8 million in the
scam. Read More.
Grassroots Corner - September 6, 2019
Have you ever seen those eye-catching magazine-grade messages
superimposed on photos appearing on our FAIRtax Read More.
Chairman’s Report - September 6, 2019
“One thing is clear, The Founding Fathers never intended a nation
where citizens would pay nearly 1/2 of everything they earn to
the government” - Ron Paul Read More.
A Preliminary Look At 2018 Tax Data
Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), even though taxpayers throughout
income groups saw a tax cut on average, individual circumstances
vary. Read More.
The Capital Gains Tax Indexation Debate Is Back
The longstanding debate over whether capital gains taxes should
be indexed for inflation has resumed in full force. Read More.
PepsiCo Paid No Tax? Neither Did These Other 33 Profitable S&P
500 Companies
34 profitable companies in the SPDR S&P 500 Trust ETF reported
paying no income tax expense during the most recent 12 months
through July 17 Read More.
Grassroots Corner - August 30, 2019
Hold Their Feet To The Fire – A Town Hall With Rep. Malinowski.
It’s good to remember promises members of Congress make to you. Read More.
Chairman’s Report - August 30, 2019
In his 1977 book entitled “The Age of Uncertainty”, economist
John Kenneth Galbraith said, “People of privilege will always
risk their complete destruction rather than surrender any
material part of their advantage”. Read More.
It Is Arithmetically Impossible To Fund The Progressive Agenda By
Taxing The Rich
We often hear progressive promises will be paid for by “taxing
the rich”. This is arithmetically impossible. Progressive
promises are too expensive, the amount of income earned by the
rich too small. Read More.
States Again Sue IRS Over Federal Tax Law
Unlikely the new lawsuits will be consolidated into the existing
one because they target different issues. One is the
constitutionality of the SALT cap, the other is the charitable
deduction rule. Read More.
Senate Approves Long-Delayed Tax Treaties In Win For Business
Any time you can create certainty for businesses and allow them
to know under what rules they will be taxed, that will allow
businesses to plan. Read More.
Grassroots Corner - August 23, 2019
Meet 😀 Iowa FAIRtaxer Claude Mertzenich of Decorah, Iowa 👏🏽 Read More.
Chairman’s Report - August 23, 2019
Throughout history there have been many instances when 1 group
became the ruling class 🎩. Read More.
Blue States File Suit Against Irs Over Rules On Salt Workarounds
New Jersey is suing the Internal Revenue Service, challenging new
rules Read More.
