Replace All Federal Taxes on Income with the Fair Tax Act , HR 25

All Blog Posts Tagged 'VAT' (6)

38 Reasons for the FairTax

For a quick read, my blog post "38 Reasons for the FairTax" are adapted from the 27-page Testimony of Dan R. Mastromarco, Before the Joint Committee on Economics, on How U.S. Tax Policy Affects Business Investment and Job Creation, November 17, 2011.

Added by Daniel Dyer on November 29, 2011 at 3:06pm — No Comments

Flat, Fair, VAT, or Gone? Steve Bierfeldt, Pete Sepp, Daniel J. Mitchell, Rep Steve King

Flat, Fair, VAT, or Gone? Steve Bierfeldt, Pete Sepp, Daniel J. Mitchell, Rep Steve King

Watch the entire tax panel by clicking on the links below:

Flat, Fair, VAT, or Gone? What Shloud be done with the Federal Income Tax- CPAC…

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Added by Marilyn Rickert on April 4, 2011 at 7:38am — No Comments

Flat, Fair, VAT, or Gone? What Shloud be done with the Federal Income Tax --Feb. 2011

Flat, Fair, VAT, or Gone? What Shloud be done with the Federal Income Tax- CPAC 2011 Pt.1

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Added by Marilyn Rickert on March 21, 2011 at 12:07am — No Comments

Community Coordinator Senate Votes NO on VAT-Value Added Tax Amendment

While the Obama administration is running up it's flag pole and testing the waters on the VAT-Value Added Tax, the Senate votes on a non-binding amendment to send a message to the administration and the American people as a legislative body, it thinks the VAT-Value Added Tax is a bad idea and will only further hurt our economy.

The VAT Tax adds taxes on our current broken tax system and does nothing to correct it but lines the pockets of the government with more to spend. The word… Continue

Added by alfairtax-Kelley Frederick on April 20, 2010 at 8:37am — 1 Comment

National Sales Tax: VAT vs FairTax

FairTaxers:

Yes, the press and politicians will probably refer to a VAT (Value-Added Tax) as a national sales tax, so it is important for FairTax supporters to understand the differences between the two so that we can answer questions from the public.

Actually, they have much in common, but the differences are critical.

Both tax final consumption only once.

They have the exact same tax base, if they both have no exemptions.

Business to business…

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Added by Marilyn Rickert on April 3, 2010 at 12:03am — 1 Comment