Fixing the tax code is a popular political agenda item. Besides continually "fixing" the income tax code, there are numerous alternatives, including "Flat Tax" and "Fair tax".

NDAC has studied many alternatives. Numerous factors contribute to the analysis of revenue systems. Some of these are "fairness" and equity to the tax paying population, cost of application, and performance; but the single most dominant public awareness factor is the role played by the collection agency. In fact, it is this overriding aspect taken together with the public disdain for the IRS that leads NDAC to recommend a National Retail Sales Tax to replace the income tax.

Our current system was derived from a Flat Tax. It taxes income. Thus it punishes increased income.

The National Debt Awareness Center (NDAC) recommends that income tax be replaced with a National Retail Sales Tax and that the IRS be dissolved.

There's a bill in Congress to get rid of all Federal Income Taxes, the IRS, and 16th Amendment. It will replace income tax with a national retail sales tax that you can see on your cash register ticket. The amount of the tax will be about the same as the tax burden currently embedded in the price of what you buy, but doesn't now show on the cash register ticket. Big thing about it, you won't have to calculate your income tax any more. It's HR25. Get it passed!

A National Retail Sales Tax gets rid of intrusive government involvement with the taxpayer's life by getting rid of the "income tax" concept. Furthermore, prediction of revenue based on sales statistics will be more accurate than prediction based on analysis of income. Analysis of personal income by a government agency would be a thing of the past.

Want Details on how this would work? Click here. Oh, and here's another good source, Fair Tax.