Articles
Chairman’s Report - July 17, 2015
Donald Trump and the FAIRtax Read More.
Chairman’s Report - July 10, 2015
The Georgia Experience Read More.
Chairman’s Report - June 19, 2015
A Brief Recap of the Last Twelve Months Read More.
Chairman’s Report - June 12, 2015
Here’s A Big Thank You to New Jersey Read More.
Chairman’s Report - June 5, 2015
Saying Good-Bye To A Loyal Friend and True FAIRtax Patriot Read More.
Chairman’s Report - May 29, 2015
Candidates Run Because They Want To Be Elected Read More.
Chairman’s Report - May 22, 2015
Why “My Member Doesn’t Talk About the FAIRtax” is Not Necessarily
Bad. Read More.
Chairman’s Report - May 15, 2015
Our Next Washington Trip: June 1-June 4—Importance of Democrats Read More.
Chairman’s Report – May 13, 2016
Many of us have explained to a politician about how the FAIRtax
will replace the corporate and personal income tax, the payroll
tax, the Medicare tax, the estate tax … Read More.
The Chairman’s Report – May 20, 2016
It is interesting that almost everyone that learns about the
FAIRtax says, “That makes a lot of sense.” The few people who
don’t see the FAIRtax as a huge benefit mostly live in or around
D.C.... Read More.
The Chairman’s Report – June 3rd, 2016
It is easy to see which form of tax is more consistent with
liberty. The FAIRtax is an indirect tax and requires no personal
reporting of our income and how we spend our money to the
government. Read More.
The Chairman’s Report – May 27, 2016
It is easy to see which form of tax is more consistent with
liberty. The FAIRtax is an indirect tax and requires no personal
reporting of our income and how we spend our money to the
government. Read More.
Chairman’s Report – May 6, 2016
Now that Senator Cruz and Governor Kasich have suspended their
campaigns, Donald Trump is the “presumptive” Republican nominee
for President. A key question is if a President Trump … Read More.
Chairman’s Report – April 22, 2016
The income tax code contains both credits and deductions. An
example of a tax credit is the Child Tax Credit that allows a
$1,000 credit for children under age 17 … Read More.
Chairman’s Report – April 29, 2016
A nation’s tax that is border adjustable is one that taxes
imports and domestic goods the same way but does not tax the
nation’s exports. This is a subsidy from the nation to make its
exports more competitive. Read More.
