Tell the Republican National Committee to SUPPORT the FairTax!
Messages Sent So Far
The Republican National Committee is asking the American People about tax reform.
They want a "bold and achievable plan" that:
- Provides tax-relief for the middle-class
- Simplifies the tax code
- Grows the U.S. economy
It's time to take the FairTax to Republican leadership! The FairTax is the only tax legislation that treats every person equally and allows American businesses to thrive, while generating the same tax revenue as the current four-million-word-plus tax code... and without the I.R.S.
Take action now: Add information below to sign and send your letters to the Republican National Committee!
Public Comments
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Apr 27th, 2017
Someone
from Humble, TX
writes:
The Fair Tax will do what nothing offered so far will do.
1. Significantly increase disposable income
2. Increase income to Federal Government
3. Significantly reduces expenses By closing the IRS
4. Social Security already set up to handle prebate transactions
5. Abolish tax amendment (16th?)
6. Reduce the cost of living via price wars.
There is NOTHING negative about the Fair Tax
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Apr 26th, 2017
Christopher J.
B.
from Gainesville, FL
writes:
Yes, this bill takes from politicians the ability to reward their supporters and punish their enemies with tax law, but using the tax code for political purposes is precisely why it's so complex and burdensome. Do the RIGHT THING FOR AMERICA. . .PASS THE FAIR TAX!
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Apr 26th, 2017
Melodie
H.
from Columbus, OH
signed.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Charles H.
S.
from Huntsville, AL
writes:
The politicians are once again proposing to fix the unfixable Income Tax System. It has been fixed so many times that it now consists of 174000 pages. It seems obvious that we need real Tax Reform not another fix.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Dianne
M.
from Altoona, IA
signed.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Amos
F.
from Denver, PA
writes:
I have been following the FAIR Tax for several years and truely believe it will help our county.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Someone
from Irmo, SC
writes:
The Gov't will have more than they can spend when EVERYONE pays, Not just those who
are employed. Having a monthly rebate for the necessities of life gives even the poor a break.
A consumption tax makes every one a TAXPAYER!!!!
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Apr 26th, 2017
Tom
G.
from Bossier City, LA
signed.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Michael
W.
from Mahopac, NY
writes:
I work and am a productive part of society why should a big junk of my paycheck be taken from me? Let me put it were I want and stop letting these lifetime welfare recipients and illegal aliens live off my dime please. This big government and taxation is destroying our country.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Maurice
S.
from Powder Springs, GA
writes:
Please take a look the FairTax it is the only tax reform we need. Every year is a nightmare trying to file a tax return, also all my personal info is exposed each year to identity theft. The FairTax would even help the health of each American by removing a tremendous amount of stress relate to the present tax system.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Lyle
M.
from Morristown, TN
signed.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Michael
R.
from Winter Garden, FL
writes:
The fair tax eliminates tax cheats and under the table pay because no business will cheat and put their head on the line for an individual. Cuts audits to just companies instead of 100,000,000 individual returns. Easier to catch fraud.
Read the Fair Tax book! I have 8 times and it will drasticl iimprove thr economy.
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Apr 26th, 2017
James R.
K.
from Port Ludlow, WA
writes:
Please give this plan some very serious consideration.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Richard
B.
from Vernon, AL
signed.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Someone
from Virginia Beach, VA
writes:
Please look seriously at this plan based on all the evidence in its favor.
This plan contains the type of bold changes that are required to make this country great again. Please listen to the economic experts and the American public that have studied this issue for years.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Robert
W.
from Garner, NC
writes:
The FairFax is badly needed. Please read it and note that it is revenue generating in areas the current tax code is not. Revenue collection is in place so it does not need to be established. Please pass this into law. Another reason is that the IRS is no longer needed thus the Federal budget can be permanently reduced by the cost to maintain the IRS yearly. Thank you for your time.
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Apr 26th, 2017
GARY
S.
from Green Bay, WI
writes:
Now is the time for the FairTax. Stop trying to make the old broken system work. Let's start fresh with a simple FairTax..
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Apr 26th, 2017
Dennis
P.
from Haines City, FL
signed.
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Apr 26th, 2017
David
S.
from Concord, GA
signed.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Rilley
S.
from Macomb, MO
signed.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Someone
from North Augusta, SC
writes:
Do the public a favor and eliminate the IRS and collect via a sales tax only on new products.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Kevin
I.
from Cincinnati, OH
writes:
The tax code on consumers will never be able to keep up types of jobs and variety of new age jobs. Thousands of Americans call themselves professional gamblers because of the Internet poker boom, yet players who have paid taxes for ten years cannot carry forward one year of losses even though their self-employed business operated at a loss. It's unjust and the only reason it exists is because poker players can't buy influence in Congress. This should be obvious by the 14 year stall in legislation failing to address games of skill regulation, the only fair way to tax consumers and set a framework for UBI is to establish the consumption tax.
It ticks all the boxes.
Less government, easier to establish a budget ( Congress can only spend what is collected the year prior + adjustment, more fair to taxpayers who can't buy influence in the tax code via lobbying, and even the environment benefits as Fair Tax encourages re use of goods as only new goods are taxed. Let's stop with the tax code bandaids that never work.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Ernest
L.
from Indianapolis, IN
signed.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Someone
from Saint Albans, WV
writes:
Why not give it a try? Too many smart people have studied it for them all to be wrong. We need some relief from this burdensome tax code. Do what is right and just.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Owen
G.
from Merritt Island, FL
writes:
Congress won't pass HR 25 because it takes away the power they were never meant to have and gives it back to the states. I would submit electing only those congressional representatives who will support HR 25. It's not just about taxes, it's about regaining the rights and freedom provided to all Americans by the constitution of the United States of America.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Someone
from Lawrenceville, GA
writes:
Time to take the power away from politicians- make them come up with something else to argue about
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Apr 26th, 2017
David
W.
from Bahama, NC
writes:
The Fair Tax is the only litmus test required to decide whether to vote for a politician or not
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Apr 26th, 2017
Elsa
D.
from Dallas, GA
writes:
This is the fairest tax for everyone. If you purchase you automatically pay the tax on that.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Elsa
D.
from Dallas, GA
writes:
This is the fairest tax for everyone. If you purchase you automatically pay the tax on that.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Dan E.
from Fayetteville, TN
writes:
Establishing the Fair Tax and abolishing the IRS by repealing the 16th amendment would be a giant step to getting back to what the Founders intended.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Someone
from Annville, PA
writes:
Abolishing the income tax and adopting the Fair Tax would be amazing -- too good to be true. Imagine a simple, unintrusive system where no one slips through and the rich pay more because they spend more.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Someone
from Bethany, MO
signed.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Theodore
T.
from Bellevue, NE
writes:
The Fair Tax should be a central component of the Republican platform.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Glen
B.
from Grand Junction, CO
writes:
Abolish the IRS and replace the income tax with a national sales tax "The Fair Tax". Get to work Congress.
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Apr 26th, 2017
Stephen
C.
from Seneca, SC
writes:
The Fair Tax is the only equitable way out of the mess are income tax has created. We must get rid of the IRS and the illegal power it wields. It is time for Congressman and Senators get off your butts and do your job.
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