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Tax Policy, The Fair Tax and the Future of U.S. Taxation
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June 29, 2024 - Participants include:
Jim Bennett- Fair Tax
Steven Hayes Fair Tax
John Richardson - @ExpatriationLaw
I have previously hosted Jim Bennett and Steve Hayes of Fair Tax fame. Previous podcasts are available here. Much has happened since our last discussion.
The June 20, 2024 Supreme Court ruling in Moore v. U.S. demonstrates that it's time for taxation to return to its original purpose of raising revenue.
Notably the Fair Tax would accomplish two goals:
1. It would turn the United States into a territorial tax system (the U.S. would NOT income/events outside the United States; and
2. It would replace the compliance costs and weaponisation of the income tax with a simpler (and likely more fair) sales tax.
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"Join John Richardson from Toronto, Canada, as he welcomes back Jim Bennett and Steve Hayes from Fairtax.org. In this engaging episode, they dive into the implications of the recent Moore decision and its potential impact on the future of the fair tax. Discover how the fair tax could change the landscape of U.S. taxation, promoting personal responsibility and reducing government overreach. This conversation is essential for anyone interested in the intersection of tax policy and personal freedom.
Learn about the fundamental differences between the current income tax system and the proposed fair tax, and why it might be crucial for a healthy, functioning democracy. Don’t miss this insightful discussion that touches on historical perspectives, legal intricacies, and the practical benefits of a consumption-based tax system."
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