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Food Prices Keep Going Up. The Impact May Be Felt Far Beyond the Supermarket.
An economic maelstrom is brewing. A few months ago, it cost Rachel Lee about $150 to buy two weeks of groceries for her family of four. Lately, she says, it takes almost $100 more to buy the same food. Read More.
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Biden's pursuit of Venezuelan oil while shunning US energy and Keystone XL slammed: 'climate craziness'
Venezuela's oil is heavier, dirtier, and more difficult to extract than US or Canadian oil Read More.
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Where’s Your Refund? Veteran Taxpayer Advocate Offers Tips On Dealing With The Mess At The IRS
The Internal Revenue Service entered this tax filing season severely backlogged and shorthanded—the result of decades of underfunding exacerbated by Covid-19 related strains. As of early last month, the agency had 23.5 million tax returns and pieces of correspondence awaiting manual processing, including some paper returns filed as far back as April of 2021. Read More.
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The Grassroots Corner March 21, 2022
The Grassroots Corner - Week Beginning 3/21/22: “How To Get Candidates To Sign The FAIRtax Pledge – 3rd Installment: The Meeting” Read More.
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In-Office Vs. Remote Vs. Hybrid Work Two Years Later: The Impact On Employee Efficiency
CEO of DeskTime – a time tracking and productivity app for companies and freelancers. He's also an amateur athlete and father of two. Read More.
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The Chairman’s Report March 18, 2022
"Good News, Tax Evaders! The IRS Can’t Keep Up" - This is the name of an article by Jay Starkman, a CPA, that appeared in the Wall Street Journal on February 15, 2022.  Read More.
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Democrats push to loosen gig worker tax reporting threshold
Lawmakers say current rules could mean tax forms going out to people selling used clothes and other belongings online Read More.
Americans sound the alarm over cost of gas, groceries and war in Ukraine
One man blames Biden's Keystone XL pipeline cancelation as one reason for high gas, grocery prices Read More.
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Flat tax is not a fair tax
In Monday’s Guest Editorial, John Hendrickson of Iowans For Tax Relief says “all taxpayers in Iowa will see tax relief” from the recently signed legislation. This statement is patently false! Iowa income taxes are graduated ranging from 0.33% up to 8.53%. Anyone making less than $28,000 a year is currently paying less than 4% in Iowa Income Tax. The new 4% flat tax will raise taxes on everyone in Iowa making less than $28,000. Read More.
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Catching tax evaders: 'Insight' into I-T dept algorithm that's scanning social media posts
After the demonetisation in 2016, India initiated ‘Project Insight’ to deter noncompliance, to impart confidence that all eligible persons pay appropriate taxes, and to promote a fair tax administration. Read More.
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The Grassroots Corner March 14, 2022
The Grassroots Corner - Week Beginning 3/14/22: “How To Get Candidates To Sign The FAIRtax Pledge – 2nd Installment: Meeting Prep” Read More.
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The Chairman’s Report March 11, 2022
"Millennials and Generation Z's Must Demand the FAIRtax! " - There are compelling reasons for all of us to support enacting the FAIRtax.  However, it is especially vital for Millennials and Generation Z if they are to have any hope of enjoying the opportunities and lifestyles that were available to the Baby Boomers and Generation X’s. Read More.
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Nearly Half Of IRS Audits Target Poorest Taxpayers, Report Finds
Nearly half of all IRS audits in 2021 targeted the nation’s poorest taxpayers, according to a new study. Read More.
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40 Years of Failure: IRS Unable to Fix Computer System
For 40 years the IRS has tried and failed to update its main computer system. Regardless of funding level and regardless of who controls the White House and Congress, the bureaucracy is simply unable to pull it off. The IRS and progressive Democrats continue to plead poverty and pretend the failure is due to insufficient funding rather than incompetence. Read More.

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