HeyJaredChairman's Report
Weekly update on issues pertaining to the passage of the FAIRtax, HR 25. Exploring a new topic every week.
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Can the FAIRtax Really Pass? (opens the original)
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The FAIRtax was first introduced over 25 years ago. In every Congress since then, the FAIRtax has died in committee without even a hearing. Naysayers claim that the FAIRtax is not politically viable and will never pass. But, as guest writer Jade Walle points out, Americans have a history of achieving the impossible, and there's no reason we can't add the FAIRtax to the list of impossible things that determined Americans have done.
A Blessing to Last for Generations (opens the original)
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Guest writer Jade Walle turns the clock back to the 15th century for a stunning example of how a simple decision on tax policy can have repercussions that last for generations.
Social Security Is Facing a Crisis. The FAIRtax is the Solution (opens the original)
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Social Security is rapidly running out of money. If something doesn't change, today's Social Security recipients will face a benefit cut in the neighborhood of 20% within just a few short years. The solution isn't higher taxes, lower benefits, a higher retirement age or more borrowed money. The solution is to change how Social Security is funded. The solution is the pass the FAIRtax.
Want to Celebrate Workers--Pass the FAIRtax (opens the original)
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Labor Day was established in 1894 to honor the value, dignity and sacrifice of American working people. Today, the American tax system takes money from those workers before they can spend a dime supporting themselves and their families. It's time to reverse those priorities and put working families ahead of the government. It's time to pass the FAIRtax.
Effective Tax Rates (opens the original)
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When it comes to your taxes, the important number isn't the one attached to your tax bracket. What really counts is your effective tax rate--how much of your total income was eaten up by federal taxes. In this week's Chairman's Report, Steve Hayes compares effective tax rates under the income tax system vs. the FAIRtax.
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