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Labor unions were spawned when employers imposed oppressive working conditions on their workers. Read More.

Imagine ordering a dish in a restaurant that’s supposed to come with two sides. But, when your server brings your order, there’s only one. You’d notice that immediately and insist that she bring your second side. Read More.

Iowa Senator Joni Ernst has uncovered a dirty little secret—there are thousands of people who work for the IRS who collectively owe millions of dollars in unpaid taxes. Read More.

Kamala Harris has picked up on Donald Trump’s idea of exempting tips from the income tax. Clearly, both candidates are trying to woo votes from workers in the service industries who rely.... Read More.

The FAIRtax would represent a seismic shift in the paradigm of how taxes are collected in this country. Consequently, there are bound to be questions and criticisms regarding how the FAIRtax would... Read More.

Over the years, the IRS has been described in a number of different ways. Kind, understanding and co-operative are not on the list. Instead, you’ll hear words like unreasonable, vicious, malicious, high-handed and vindictive. Read More.

Social Security and Medicare are two incredibly popular Federal programs that millions of seniors have grown to depend on in their retirement years. Read More.

Since the FAIRtax was introduced into Congress in 1999, one thing has remained consistent. Read More.

The income tax is ridiculously easy to evade. The latest estimates say that illegal tax evasion costs the government around $1 trillion a year. Read More.

The FAIRtax is unlike any other sales tax on the planet in that it does not tax every dollar someone spends. How can that be when the tax is included in the retail price of all new goods and services? Enter the FAIRtax prebate. Read More.

In the first six chapters of the FAIRtax Book, authors Boortz and Linder cover a variety of problems with the current income tax system. Read More.

Prior to 2017, income had to realized before it was taxable. However, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act contained a repatriation provision that made certain unrealized income taxable. The constitutionality of that tax was challenged in court and just recently, the Supreme Court handed down its decision. Read More.

The FAIRtax Guys continue their journey through Boortz and Linder’s original FAIRtax book, published in 2005. This week, they tackle a subject that escapes most people’s attention—the embedded costs of the income tax system that are passed on to consumers in the prices of everything we buy. We never see them. Read More.

The FAIRtax book by Neal Boortz and John Linder is the definitive work highlighting the problems with the income tax system and presenting the FAIRtax as the elegantly simple solution to those problems. Read More.

The FAIRtax book by Neal Boortz and John Linder is the definitive work highlighting the problems with the income tax system and presenting the FAIRtax as the elegantly simple solution to those problems. Read More.