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FairTax for Beginners

Posted on July 14, 2013 by UnderwoodGrandson

New to the FairTax? Want to understand it, but don’t know where to start? It’s okay, you’re not alone. Millions of people still haven’t heard of the FairTax; despite the fact that it’s been in front of every Congress since…

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Tagged with: business, climate, compliance costs, FairTax, government, marketing, politics, science
Posted in FairTax, FairTax Act of 2011, Ways & Means

FairTax Impact on November 2010 Elections

Posted on July 10, 2012 by UnderwoodGrandson

Thanks to Steve Curtis for providing this information. Please share it with everyone you know. Just how did candidates that supported the national FairTax proposal do across the country? Amazingly well! Of the 435 races for the House, 114…

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Tagged with: conventional wisdom, republican challengers, steve curtis
Posted in FairTax, FairTax Act of 2011

RE: Fair Tax: The Real Truth

Posted on June 25, 2012 by UnderwoodGrandson

I found another anti-FairTax blog post just rife with misconceptions and untruths that is just screaming for attention. You can read the whole blog at Redneck Democrat, but here are the highlights and my responses to each. Neal Boortz, who…

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Tagged with: business, climate, economy, FairTax, FairTax act of 2011, government, politics, transportation
Posted in Article, FairTax, FairTax Act of 2011, HR-25, Illegal Immigration

A Philanthropic Nation

Posted on June 17, 2012 by UnderwoodGrandson

One thing that hits most Americans the hardest is seeing the people of other countries struggle with such difficulties as famine and death because of something as simple as malnurishment or as complex as a corrupt government. The problem most…

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Posted in FairTax, FairTax Act of 2011

Is there a “Fair Tax”?

Posted on June 16, 2012 by UnderwoodGrandson

You people with your “there is no fair tax” theory need to WAKE UP!! If you haven’t noticed, IT TAKES MONEY TO RUN THIS COUNTRY. And if we can’t raise the money to run this country, then we have to…

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Tagged with: american exceptionalism, FairTax, government, politics, tax theory, winners and losers
Posted in FairTax, FairTax Act of 2011, FairTax vs. flat tax, FairTaxNation, Illegal Immigration, Income Tax, IRS, JOBS

Was Mitt Romney right about the FairTax?

Posted on June 10, 2012 by UnderwoodGrandson

The claim made by Governor Romney, that the FairTax would lower the tax burden on the lowest and highest incomes while raising it on the middle-income wage earner (current tax code implied), is inconsistent with the preponderance of information that may be accessed from multiple sources comparing the FairTax with the current tax code.

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Tagged with: business, climate, economy, FairTax, FairTax act of 2011, FairTax Rebuttal, government, HR-25, Mitt Romney, politics, Prebate, science
Posted in Article, Fact, FairTax, FairTax Act of 2011, HR-25

Guest Post: Is the Fair Tax really going to be fair for boosting America’s future?

Posted on April 13, 2012 by UnderwoodGrandson

UPDATE: I have edited the FairTax information to reflect what is in Congress as of April 2013 Below is a guest post from someone who is more of an Income Tax thinker, than a FairTax thinker. I picked this post…

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Tagged with: 16th Amendment, business, economy, environment, FairTax, FairTax act of 2011, government, HR-25, Income Taxes, National Sales Tax, politics, Prebate, Progressive, S13, science
Posted in Article, Congress, Fact, FairTax, FairTax Act of 2011, HR-25, IRS, Poor, Prebate, Tax Reform