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There are many sham diamonds in this life which pass for real, and vice versa. - William Makepeace Thackeray FairTax Versus Bling Diamonds are the hardest known mineral and the most beautiful of all gemstones. A diamond with a high cut, clarity and color rating is an investment. For those just wanting bling, an imitation diamond is a great option. To the untrained eye imitation diamonds might pass for the real thing. For the educated eye, it is what it is, an imitation. Reminds me of the tax reform video youtube/watch?v=dhDdlPwy6aM&list=UU8FSgDMEzdK7j3lsQ4G4L0A released this week by the Committee on Ways and Means. The beginning was great - sounded a lot like the FairTax®. Why it even has a snappy “FairTax” sounding title, “Making Today’s Tax Code Simpler and Fairer.” The video starts by showing compelling problems in the current tax code including complexity, increasing compliance costs, too much influence by special interests and unfettered expansion. For this, the Committee is to be commended. But then they introduce their “fix”. To those with little knowledge about tax plans and tax reform, it sounds reasonable (doesn’t everything written by Washington’s beltway bandits?). But for FairTax supporters, who know what is and is not real tax reform, it is clear the fox is guarding the hen house. This is just more imitation tax reform. The Committee is simply saying tweak the current tax code, retain the politically corrupt IRS washingtonexaminer/tearing-away-obamas-veil-of-secrecy-surrounding-the-irs-scandal/article/2542366#.Utk3qs5oYz4.facebook and enable the special interests to resell their loopholes and exemptions to future members of Congress. This plan is for the convenience of Congress - not for the hardworking taxpayers of America. Even Congressman Kevin Brady (TX-8), a member of the Committee, commented on the Committee’s video webpage stating, “Americans deserve a tax code that works for them”. This was followed by Paul Livingston writing, “Let’s get rid of the tax code that works for politicians and lobbyists. The tax code that works for the people is called the FairTax. It gives you the freedom to determine how much tax you pay and puts the love, care and freedom of you and your family before paying the government.” Congressman Brady immediately responded, “I agree, Paul. Thats why Im a co-sponsor of the Fair Tax in Congress.” They do have a real, tax replacement plan before them, HR 25, The FairTax Act of 25. Like a diamond’s journey from coal to gem, HR 25 also transformed from concept to focus group, from scholarly research to legislation and from fledgling idea to the largest grassroots tax reform movement in America! It has more co-sponsors than any other tax reform plan in Congress, in fact more co-sponsors currently than at any other time in history. And beyond those that have signed on, there are a significant number of Representatives who have said if HR 25 comes to a vote, they will vote for it. The Committee’s pending vote on HR 25 will be a crucial test. They can continue supporting imitation tax reform or they can invest in the real thing – the FairTax Plan. Finally, don’t miss retired Congressman and original FairTax sponsor John Linder’s column townhall/columnists/johnlinder/2014/01/15/the-fair-tax-n1779063/page/full on the FairTax. Until next week, Cynthia T. Canevaro - Cindy Cindy Canevaro Executive Director The FairTax Act In The Media The FairTax – Townhall townhall/columnists/johnlinder/2014/01/15/the-fair-tax-n1779063/page/full We have heard the promise of fundamental tax reform for about two years now. It seems that there is some agreement on reducing the numbers of deductions and reducing some tax rates. You will recall that we did that in 1986 and 25 years later it cannot be noticed. It was disclosed in the last year that the IRS harassed conservative groups and disclosed the confidential information of individuals. It strikes me that this is the perfect opportunity to change the entire way we fund the government. It is time to say goodbye to the IRS. We should take this opportunity to abolish the IRS and begin to collect the necessary funds to run the government by taxing consumption instead of income… The FairTax repeals all taxes on income: no more income taxes, payroll taxes, capital gains or death taxes… - Congressman John Linder, Retired Legislature asking for ‘fair tax’ – The News Herald newsherald/news/government/legislature-asking-for-fair-tax-1.263605 TALLAHASSEE -- A state Senate panel is urging Congress to eliminate the federal income tax and replace it with a national sales tax, known as the “fair tax.” The Senate Governmental Oversight and Accountability Committee unanimously passed the measure Thursday with the support of two Democrats, Chairman Jeremy Ring of Margate and Sen. Bill Montford of Tallahassee. The memorial (SM 118) enumerates a long list of grievances against the federal income tax — stunting economic growth, impeding international competitiveness, reducing savings and investment, lowering productivity and hiding the “true costs of government.”.. Understanding The FairTax Webinar With January Special Topic: How The FairTax Transition/Implementation Will Occur When: Thursday, January 23, 2014 Time: 8 pm Eastern, 7 pm Central, 6 pm Mountain, 5 pm Pacific Where: At your personal computer, anywhere! Why: To provide a LIVE, interactive forum for people who cannot get to local meetings to learn about the FairTax and to present special topics that are frequently misunderstood or not generally discussed. Who: Join Marc Manieri, Webinar Producer & Host from Orlando, Florida. Our webinars are vital to educating honest tax payers. We help build the knowledge base of those on the front lines as well as those wanting to know what the FairTax is about. Join: To participate, register here https://www2.gotomeeting/register/132929242 and watch for the confirmation email. For more information contact Larry Walters at [email protected]
Posted on: Sat, 18 Jan 2014 16:41:04 +0000

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