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Finally, someone in your state or Congressional District is willing to take a leadership role in FAIRtax. Now what? The most important way to keep the new leader engaged is to be sure the new leader isn’t alone… Read More.

Hear from Georgia FAIRtax activist Phil Hinson on the Constitutional aspects of the FAIRtax. Read More.

FAIRtax has grassroots operations across America. From all of us to all of you, Happy Thanksgiving! Read More.

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

Political debates are a great place to meet people and candidates - and tell them about the FAIRtax! That’s just what Jim Bennett did in New Jersey… Read More.

“It’s the best tax plan ever, but Congress won’t mention it. Why? Because it abolishes the IRS, and members of both parties would lose their power and money-selling tax favors. Read More.

What makes Senators and Members of Congress listen? Is it facts? Is it the logical arguments we construct from facts? In some cases, yes. Some representatives co-sponsor the FAIRtax because they think it is the right thing to do. But in most cases politicians listen to numbers. The more your representative hears from many constituents, the more likely your representative – no matter the party - will be to co-sponsor the FAIRtax. Read More.

FAIRtax Power Radio is a great place to learn about fair taxation. AFFT President Steve Hayes joined the FAIRtax Guys in Florida for the show and Q&A. This is how the grassroots grow! Read More.

Public events like fairs are a great way to quickly put FAIRtax in front of a lot of people. Here’s how we do it. Read More.

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

Congressional candidates across the country are signing the FAIRtax Pledge. Why? Because we work hard to educate them about all the benefits FAIRtax can bring to America. Read More.

House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady (R-Texas) on Tuesday said that he sees a second round of tax cuts taking the form of more than one bill. Read More.

Santa Fe–The much anticipated final report on New Mexico’s Tax System is in. State Senator Bill Sharer (R-Farmington) said it now gives legislators a credible model or so-called computerized “tool” to evaluate potential tax reduction scenarios. Sharer said the study researched tax numbers for the computer program that will be more broadly accepted as being credible and not created by someone with an agenda in order to keep their favored tax credit, deduction or exemption. Read More.

While the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, enacted at the end of 2017, promises on the whole good news for taxpayers for 2018, tax planning to take maximum advantage of those provisions has been difficult due to continuing uncertainties as to how to interpret various provisions of the tax reform legislation. Read More.

“If you are doing anything for the FAIRtax out in the field, we want all our FAIRtax Friday readers to know about it! Read More.