Fairtax Power Radio

The FAIRtax Guys discuss The Path Forward for the FAIRtax. Washington passed their tax plan which maintains the many problems of the income tax. After describing the history of "tax reform" The FAIRtax Guys submit their plan for REAL tax reform.

The FAIRtax Guys introduce the sequel to last week's episode featuring a visit from Thomas Jefferson. If you remember, Mr. Jefferson was very disappointed at the state of government intrusion into our lives but now things our different. Listen in...

Merry Christmas. As a gift to you, The FAIRtax Guys offer one of our favorite productions, the radio play of "Would Thomas Jefferson Think We Are Free?" Listen in as taxpayer George Morgan tries to explain the current income tax to President Jefferson.

Using feedback from a organization of small business people, The FAIRtax Guys react to concerns business people have right now with the current tax system and discuss how the FAIRtax will improve their business environment.

The FAIRtax Guys review recent news reports leading up to the House and Senate versions of "tax reform" and demonstrate how politics and the income tax have become entwined. The FAIRtax would remove most of this political intrigue.

FAIRtax Power Radio's resident CPA, Jade Walle, is back to discuss the current tax plan in Congress and to give a detailed review of how the FAIRtax will benefit the working poor. Mr. Walle explains how the FAIRtax is not your average sales tax.

Although The FAIRtax Guys are taking a little time off for Thanksgiving, FAIRtax Power Radio keeps going with a replay of The FAIRtax Help Line, a skit we put together to demonstrate how simple life will be when the FAIRtax is the our tax system.

The FAIRtax Guys dissect and analyze the tax plan offered by the House of Representatives as income tax reform. Listen as they explain why it is not REAL reform how it will be modified as soon as the ink is dry.

The FAIRtax Guys review "24 Outrageous Facts About Taxes in The United States That Will Blow Your Mind." This is a great way to compare the current tax code mess to the simplicity of the FAIRtax.

Legislators will gladly vote for the FAIRtax when they realize opposing the FAIRtax will cost them their seat in Congress. The FAIRtax Guys discuss how to make the case with your Congressman or Woman and Senators.

The FAIRtax Guys critique Stuart Varney's interview of Steve Hayes, President of Americans For Fair Taxation. It was great to see Steve on a national TV program that has millions of viewers, but Mr. Varney needs to do his homework on the FAIRtax.

Part 2 of our interview with Jade Walle, a CPA, who explains how the oldest profession in the world will finally be taxed under the FAIRtax. Mr. Walle discusses the FAIRtax and explain why CPA's, as well as all citizens, should be in favor of the FAIRtax.

The FAIRtax Guys are fortunate to have Jade Walle, a CPA with a large accounting firm, visit the FTPR studio for an interview. Mr. Walle will discuss the FAIRtax and explain why CPA's should be in favor of the FAIRtax.

The Ways and Means Committee have identified 31 reasons for tax reform - but what do they mean by "tax reform?" The FAIRtax Guys take the 31 reasons and boil them down to one form of REAL tax reform - the FAIRtax, HR 25.

After responding to a "short note" from a listener who is a CPA, The FAIRtax Guys dissect President Trump's tax plan that was released a few weeks earlier. To no one's surprise, the FAIRtax is superior to the President's tax plan.

Lobbying 101: How You Can Become a Lobbyist. After reviewing some tax related news items, The FAIRtax Guys give you the information necessary for you to become a Class A FAIRtax Lobbyist. Use this information to force your Congressman or Woman to become a FAIRtax cosponsor.

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?