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FairTax
participates in
Tax Symposium
Northwood University in Midland
Michigan held a Tax Symposium. The FairTax
participated in the panel discussion on “A Need for U.S. Tax Reform
to Enhance Economic Growth and American Competitiveness.” Watch the
event with this link
HERE
The MI
FairTax:
A Tax
Replacement Plan!
The MI FairTax
REPLACES:
MI Personal Income Tax 4.35%
Business to business sales taxes
It's clear. It's time for a change — it's time for the
MI FairTax.
The current tax system is broken. It's complicated, easy
to evade, and unfairly burdens the lower and middle classes. And,
attempts to fix it have only made it worse.
The Michigan FairTax is Fair:
It replaces the state income tax system, which taxes what we earn,
with a 9% tax on what we spend that's above necessities. The MI FairTax is a consumption tax: the
more you buy, the more you pay in taxes; the less you buy, the less
you pay in taxes. So everyone pays fairly when they choose to spend. The
MI FairTax:
Makes sure everyone pays their fair share
Allows you to keep your entire pay check free of state taxes
Un-taxes everyone with a rebate on the necessities of life
Stimulates investment, economic growth and job creation
The MI FairTax is Simple:
NO Tax Filings
NO Loopholes
NO Hidden Taxes
The MI FairTax is Pro-growth:
Click here for a
Brochure and watch the
MI FairTax slideshow
The MI
Fair Tax
Proposal is definitely the single most far reaching and
important step forward in the effort to make Michigan competitive
again. It's time for bold and innovative
change. 2013 is the right time for the MI FairTax.
Contact your legislator
A
PROPOSAL TO AMEND THE MICHIGAN CONSTITUTION BY AMENDING SECTIONS 3,
7, 8, 10, and 11 OF ARTICLE IX, AND BY ADDING SECTIONS 43, 44, 45,
46, AND 47 TO ARTICLE IX. THE AMENDMENT IS BRIEFLY SUMMARIZED AS
FOLLOWS:
The Michigan Fair Tax Proposal would amend the Constitution of the
State of Michigan to eliminate the Michigan Income Tax of 4.35% and replaces those taxes with a 9%
sales tax on all consumer purchases of goods and services, but does
not tax
business to business transactions. No other statewide tax
could be restored, enacted, or the sales tax increased without a
vote of the people. The state shall reimburse to every Michigan
citizen's household an
amount based on the Federal Poverty Level
Guidelines.
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