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A battle is heating up in Arizona and some three dozen other states over how to regulate car-sharing. Read More.

A good way to get out the FAIRtax brand – and raise your profile - is to get on broadcast media. If you contact Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, or Mark Levin, you most likely will not get on as a guest. (If you’re lucky, you can get on as a caller.) But you don’t have to play to a national audience. Read More.

The first federal excise tax on gasoline was one cent when it was first instituted in 1932. Since 1993, it has been 18.4 cents per gallon of gasoline and 24.4 cents per gallon of diesel fuel. It has not been adjusted for the approximately 73% of inflation. This means that it takes $1.73 in today’s dollars to purchase $1.00 of goods in 1993. Read More.

With the dust beginning to settle on the largest overhaul of the U.S. federal tax system in several decades, tax professionals are steadily piecing together the specific implications of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 for each U.S. taxpayer community. Read More.

President Trump got one thing right. But then he blew it. Read More.

The Internal Revenue Service’s Large Business and International Division has approved five more compliance campaigns in areas including virtual currencies, S corporation distributions, repatriation, the Section 965 transition tax, and sequestered Alternative Minimum Tax credit carryforwards. Read More.

A New Year’s Resolution for FAIRtaxers! Read More.

A major event in Florida provided a great opportunity to spread the word about FAIRtax to thousands of people. Events like these are a perfect way to grow the grassroots in your area. Read on. Read More.

“The Governor is expecting you,” was a message that greeted the FAIRtax group as it arrived at Trinity Music City in Hendersonville, Tennessee for an August 3, 2018 taping of the Huckabee Show on TBN. Read More.

Social media can be a great tool to help pass the FAIRtax. Here’s how… Read More.

If you tuned in to WAOK Atlanta, 1380 AM (a CBS affiliate) on Wednesday, July 4, 2018, you would have heard our President, Steve Hayes, being interviewed by Civil Rights Attorney and Radio Talk Show Host, Robert Patillo. In case you missed it, the nine and a half-minute segment is available by clicking on, or pasting, the following link: Read More.

Volunteers are the heart of the FAIRtax. Read on to learn more about keeping them engaged. Read More.

What happens in a fraternity house stays in a fraternity house… unless it’s a presentation on the FAIRtax. Read on! Read More.

Alabama has a new approach to educating folks about the FAIRtax, and it might be a useful new tool in your state. Check it out. Read More.

Check out FAIRtax activity in an unlikely place: the Cornhusker State. Read More.