Articles

This week many of us are eagerly awaiting the opening of “UnFair: Exposing the IRS”. Read More.

As many of you know, Marilyn Rickert, Steve Curtis, John Grafer, Autry Pruitt and Steve Hayes were elected in June to the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors of AFFT. A number of Workgroups composed of other AFFT board members and FairTax® supporters are also very active. Read More.

The media, both liberal and conservative, is proclaiming that there will be “tax reform” in 2017 Read More.

No one wants to be audited, so knowing how long your tax return can be attacked is important. Read More.

Everyone seems to agree that you should not be audited based on your religion or political beliefs, nor based on which charities you support. Read More.

A pair of reports from the Government Accountability Office found serious problems with the Internal Revenue Service’s processes for determining which individuals and businesses should be audited. Read More.

IRS wants to remind you that just about everything is taxed. Read More.

Many of us went to the showing of UnFair at a local theater. Some of the theaters were full and others were not, but generally the reaction was positive. Read More.

Even when no primaries or elections are taking place, it is hard to penetrate the “noise” in D.C. In the mid 1990’s, I was privileged to meet with former Senator Russell Long. Read More.

A judge certifies that a suit for some 200 groups can proceed. Read More.

With the new year comes the time for business to start thinking about annual employee reporting requirements. Read More.

A bipartisan pair of House members is asking the head of the IRS about the agency’s plans for implementing a new law Read More.

An employee who worked in the IRS’s Taxpayer Advocate Service at a job assisting identity theft victims has instead been charged with running a $1 million identity theft tax fraud scheme. Read More.

Huckabee took questions and was asked about his plan to enact the “fair tax,” which would repeal taxes on income and replace it with a national consumption tax. Read More.

There are “takers” who are not paying their fair share of income tax. Brief descriptions of three of these groups follow: Read More.