Fairtax Power Radio

The DC Elites think we're stupid! Also, one half of our Reps & Senators are millionaires. We can think of the tax code as written by millionaires for millionaires. The FAIRtax Guys discuss tax law provisions that benefit the very wealthy.

How will the FAIRtax help me. Will it make my life better? The FAIRtax Guys address these legitimate questions by explaining how the FAIRtax will benefit various demographics in our society. Part 2

Why should I support the FAIRtax? Will it make my life better? The FAIRtax Guys address these legitimate questions by explaining how the FAIRtax will benefit various demographics in our society. Part 1

Part 2 of taxes in the news. Do a search for "tax news" and see what you get. The FAIRtax Guys discuss what is in the news today concerning the federal income tax, how it impacts our daily lives and what we can do about it.

Do a search for "tax news" and see what you get. The FAIRtax Guys discuss what is in the news today concerning the federal income tax, how it impacts our daily lives and what we can do about it. Part 1

A very few people try to criticize the FAIRtax with half truths, misinformation & faulty logic. The FAIRtax Guys have collected an anthology of these claims. This is the second episode explaining why they are nonsense.

For some reason, a very few people try to criticize the FAIRtax with half truths, misinformation & faulty logic. The FAIRtax Guys have collected an anthology of these claims and spend two episodes explaining why they are nonsense.

The FAIRtax Guys interview Steve Hayes, President and Chairman of the Board of the Americans For Fair Taxation. Steve gives us a history of the quest for a consumption tax and an update on current efforts which are focused on getting HR 25 passed in 2017.

At public events the comparison sheet is THE most popular handout; The FAIRtax Guys discuss the most important items on the comparison sheet as a method of explaining why the FAIRtax is far superior to the income tax and the flat tax.

The FAIRtax Guys discuss what they call "The Frankenstein Effect:" Congress has created a monster of a tax code but when it gets out of control, they want to fix one very small part of it just for optics - so they can look good.

If you would like a tax system that makes your business easier to run and more profitable, YOU MIGHT BE A FAIRTAX FAN! The FAIRtax Guys present some very specific ways in which the FAIRtax will help businesses in the U. S.

This is a sequel to episode #3 "Would Thomas Jefferson Think We Are Free?" Mr. Jefferson returns exactly five years after his first visit to see how the country is doing. On this visit, he learns of the FAIRtax.

The FAIRtax Guys review the interview with Autry Pruitt. Mr. Pruitt had some important insights concerning why people of all political persuasions should embrace the FAIRtax. It is important to reinforce his ideas.

Does the FAIRtax fit most political ideologies for tax reform? According to Autry Pruitt, it does. Autry is a Board member of Americans For Fair Taxation, a businessman and a social media guru who has a unique perspective on the FAIRtax.

Is Congress in the mood for REAL tax reform? How can the FAIRtax compete for attention with serious problems such as terrorism? Congressman Ted Yoho (FL-3) talks to The FAIRtax Guys and demonstrates his continued support for the FAIRtax.

The FAIRtax Guys continue their analysis of Speaker Paul Ryan's proposed "sweeping tax reform" plan. Using the work published by Kerry Bowers of Nevada, they compare Mr. Ryan's "Better Way" with the Best Way, the FAIRtax.

Speaker Paul Ryan roles out "sweeping tax reform" which "slashes rate" or... maybe not so much. The FAIRtax Guys analyze the tax plan promoted by the Republican House.

The current tax code is a drag on business and costs the US jobs. The FAIRtax Guys interview Bob Mathews, a local businessman, who explains how the FAIRtax will make it easier for businesses to grow and create jobs.

Lobbyists are ready to expand the Internal Revenue Code with even more crazy tax deductions. The FAIRtax Guys list some of the current proposals for making the tax code even larger.

How did the tax code get to 75K pages? The FAIRtax Guys list some of the crazy "lawful" deductions that are currently in the Internal Revenue Code and how that affects all tax payers.