Many enemies of the FAIRtax seem to have adopted the above slogan which came from one of history's most notorious figures. In attacking the FAIRtax, they ignore a myriad of really serious problems with the income/payroll tax. They want to convince you that the FAIRtax is fatally flawed while glossing over how grossly unfair, complicated and unstable the income tax is. Check it all out in this week's Chairman's Report.

This week's Chairman's Report is a reprint of an article written by Dr. Karen Walby detailing the top ten reasons why Democrats should support the FAIRtax.

For decades, the elites in DC have been using sleight of hand to hide a significant portion of our federal tax burden from us. With the costs of the income/payroll tax system embedded in the prices of everything we buy, we're paying a good chunk of somebody else's taxes and don't even realize it. It's time for a system that shows the American people the true cost of their government. It's time for the FAIRtax.

A recent article in the Wall Street Journal looked at the probability of your tax return being audited by the IRS. While the number of audits compared to the number of returns is rather small, the hassle, aggravation, expense and stress of being audited can be extreme for the unlucky few. There's a better way to do this. With the FAIRtax, the audit rate is zero because there is no more IRS.

This week's Chairman's Report is a reprint of an article written by Dr. Robert Genetski and published in the Epoch Times. It's no surprise that Dr. Genetski sees the FAIRtax as vastly superior to the income tax.

In this week's Chairman's Report, Steve Hayes shares an article written by noted economist Steve Moore, who has just become a member of the Advisory Board of Americans For Fair Taxation. He says there's only one way to deal with the IRS--lop off its head by replacing the income tax with the FAIRtax.

A new study from the Peter G Peterson Foundation draws some astounding conclusions about how effective the massive increase in the IRS's budget will actually be in reducing tax evasion. Check it out in this week's Chairman's Report.

This week's Chairman's Report was guest written by John Linder. John was the original sponsor of the FAIRtax when it was first introduced into Congress in 1999. He was once a flat tax supporter, but now believes that the FAIRtax is the best way to go.

This week's Chairman's Report is a reprint of an article written by Chad Hagen and published in the Epoch Times. In it, Mr. Hagen conclusively shows how the FAIRtax will benefit Americans of all income levels.

Some of the country's largest and most well-known tax preparation companies have been caught red-handed selling their customers' sensitive financial information to Facebook. Unfortunately, this is just one more example of how our personal, confidential information isn't so confidential. There's only one way to stop this kind of abuse--enact a tax system that doesn't require us to submit our sensitive information to the government. Pass the FAIRtax.