Fairtax Power Radio

The FAIRtax Guys continue responding in detail to the Frequently Asked Questions on the www.fairtax.org website. This is a great method of reviewing the most important features of the FAIRtax.

The FAIRtax Guys use the FAQ's from fairtax.org to review some of the most common questions asked about the FAIRtax. Answers to these Frequently Asked Questions help everyone to understand the substance of the FAIRtax.

Does the FAIRtax "pile on" to existing state sales taxes? No! The FAIRtax Guys explain how the "inclusive" FAIRtax does not cause an undue burden at the cash register and how the prebate and elimination of the income tax put more money in your pocket.

Back to basics - What Makes the FAIRtax Fair? The FAIRtax Guys dust off the FAIRtax Primer and discuss the features that make the FAIRtax superior to any other system of federal taxation. What is your favorite feature of the FAIRtax?

The FAIRtax Guys use a pencil to work out the problem of explaining the concept of embedded costs. Understanding how the FAIRtax will reduce the hidden costs of providing every product and service is key to understanding this benefit of the FAIRtax.

The FAIRtax is good for the environment! Why? The FAIRtax Guys explain how untaxing used goods reduces the demand for new goods which reduces energy usage which is good for the environment.

Social Security - if it's not important to you now, it will be in the future. The FAIRtax Guys discuss how the FAIRtax will strengthen and secure the funding Social Security and Medicare.

The FAIRtax Guys report one of the worst cases of IRS abuse via civil asset forfeiture every heard of. In detailing the extent of this abuse, The FAIRtax Guys explain how this cannot happen when we eliminate the income tax and the IRS with the FAIRtax.

Back to Basics: What are the greatest advantages of the FAIRtax to the individual? The FAIRtax Guys emphasize how much the FAIRtax will improve life in America for individuals and families.

What were the best Tech Trends of 1776? The FAIRtax Guys survey an incredible number of inventions from the 19th century to demonstrate that we do not need Congress to pick winners & losers via the tax code.

The FAIRtax Guys celebrate Independence Day by declaring our independence from the income tax and the IRS. How many aspects of the tax code can you think of to declare our independence from?

What are your rights under the Bill of Rights? And why is the IRS allowed to routinely ignore our Bill of Rights? FAIRtax Power Radio grapples with this very important issue. These are YOUR rights; help us protect them.

The FAIRtax Guys tackle the subject of rent under the FAIRtax. With some real world figures from Pat Gianinni who owns several rental properties, The FAIRtax Guys show that renters will prosper under the FAIRtax as will the rest of our citizens.

Randy Fischer of AFFT give The FAIRtax Guys and the listeners an update on current progress and future plans to get the FAIRtax passed in Congress. President Trump needs to listen to FAIRtax Power Radio.

Thinking outside of the box is difficult for some. The income tax has trapped many in a box and The FAIRtax Guys help them break out to enjoy the freedom the FAIRtax will bring. The Guys also answer the question "What is income?"

When the FAIRtax becomes law, some people will have questions. The FAIRtax Guys are manning the FAIRtax Help Line and answering questions that might be asked by the public when we rid ourselves of the income tax and the IRS.

Small business is the engine of the US economy. The FAIRtax will boost small business unlike anything we've seen in our history. Why? The FAIRtax Guys explain how the FAIRtax will help our small businesses across our country.

The FAIRtax Guys use an article from The Motley Fool website, "12 Crazy Income Tax Statistics," to compare the current system to the FAIRtax and demonstrate how much better life will be in our country when the FAIRtax is passed.

Taxes are not funny. The IRS is really not funny. However, the internet is full of tax humor and The FAIRtax Guys use this humor to illustrate the massive problems with the current income tax system.

What are the problems with the "tax reform" proposals coming out of Washington? The FAIRtax Guys review Steve Hayes' "Chairman's Report" from FAIRtax Friday, the weekly report by the Americans For Fair Taxation.