Fair Tax

[joecoolfreak]

Ireland has a Fair Tax system. Seems to work fine for them. However they are a much smaller country. I def support it but it would have to be something that happened over time to give our economy time to adjust.

Um, no. Ireland has an income tax system just like we do. The FairTax system is a federal sales tax.

It is true, however, that no post-industrial nation, until now, has ever repealed its income tax and replaced it with a federal retail sales tax.

[Nissangeek]

Um, no. Ireland has an income tax system just like we do. The FairTax system is a federal sales tax.

Actually no they don't. They have a form of income tax but it is not they same as ours. They also have a type of fair tax based on what you by that ranges from 0-21% depending on the good or service. Thats what I was refering to.