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Marc Abear: A fair tax system means everyone pays a little
President Joe Biden describes his $3.5 trillion spending scheme as a way to improve the economy and "build back better." It is going to work every bit as well as his evacuation from Afghanistan. Read More.
Friednash: Polis’ anti-income tax position isn’t as outlandish as it sounds
Imagine if Colorado had no state income tax.
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The Grassroots Corner September 13, 2021
🇺🇸 The Grassroots Corner - Week Beginning 9/13/21: “FAIRtax Marketplace” Read More.
Manufacturers, Retailers wary of Biden private sector vaccine mandate
Top NAM official said the requirement should not negatively affect the operations of its companies Read More.
The Chairman’s Report September 10, 2021
Our group of FAIRtax advocates were greatly saddened by the loss of Ron Maiellaro, the man in the redshirt in the picture below. Read More.
The FairTax’s simpler approach benefits everyone
The Democrats in control of Congress and the presidency seek to transform our county. If they are successful in passing and signing into law the $3.5 trillion reconciliation package that is being forced through Congress via arcane budget procedures, to the objections of both Republicans and Democrats, Americans will see the biggest expansion of government accompanied by the largest tax increase in a generation. Read More.
Democrats pushing slew of tax hikes to fund massive spending plan: A roundup of proposals
Take a closer look at the specific plans for individual and corporate tax hikes Read More.
The Grassroots Corner September 6, 2021
🇺🇸 The Grassroots Corner - Week Beginning 9/6/21: “A Labor Day Message” Read More.
Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Now Tops $9.5 Billion — But Eligibility Is Narrow
Over the course of the last several months, the Biden administration has used executive action to cancel billions in student loan debt for hundreds of thousands of borrowers. But so far, the enacted student loan forgiveness has been highly targeted to benefit narrowly-defined categories of borrowers.
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IRS permanently allows e-signatures on dozens of tax forms
The Internal Revenue Service has extended the ability to digitally sign a wide variety of tax forms indefinitely, enshrining a temporary grant of relief for the pandemic into a more permanent policy. Read More.
The Chairman’s Report September 3, 2021
Throughout history, there has always been tension between employers and employees. Employers want to make as much profit as they can and employees want to earn as much income as they can. Read More.
Social Security funds could run out of money sooner than expected, forecast warns
Medicare will run out of its current funding by 2026, matching previous estimates Read More.
U.S. IRS Delays Tax Deadlines for Ida Storm Victims to Jan. 3
The U.S. Internal Revenue Service said on Tuesday that victims of Hurricane Ida, including all residents of Louisiana, will have until Jan. 3, 2022, to file individual and business tax returns and make tax payments due after Aug. 26. Read More.
Wyden Flips a Trump-Era Tax Break for Use in His Global Tax Plan
Senate Democrats have decided to move forward with an idea that would repurpose a Trump-era tax break to help impose higher taxes on U.S. companies’ foreign income. Read More.
Fidelity to hire 9,000 workers across the US
The hiring push is the fund company’s third in less than a year, reflecting the boom in individual investing that has lifted the entire trading industry. Read More.
