41. Idahoans For Tax Reform Read the latest Idahoans for tax reform newsletter. Click to hear Idahoans for tax reform NO to RINOs radio ad that ran in the Boise market. http://www.idtaxreform.com/

Home Legislative Vote Trak Contribute Freedom Links ... News Links ISSUES Taxpayers’ Bill of Rights –TABOR Tax Reform Education Tax Credits Less Government ... because words have meaning POLITICIANS Who's Hot Who's Not Contact Your Elected Official Idaho's Top 50 Conservative List ... 2003 LEGISLATIVE "REPORK" The liberal Republican Leadership at the Idaho Statehouse raised your taxes during this recession. It is the largest tax increase in Idaho history. Read the latest Idahoans for Tax Reform newsletter Click here and Listen to Idahoans for Tax Reform's "Mail them some Bacon" radio ad. Click here for a list of Idaho Legislators and their home towns. Just say NO to RINOs That's R epublicans I n N ame O nly For too long, RINO Republicans have masqueraded as conservatives to get elected then side with the tax-and-spend liberals. Click to hear Idahoans for Tax Reform "NO to RINOs" radio ad that ran in the Boise market NEW Post-election RINO radio ad TACKLING TWO BIG ISSUES Number 1 A Constitutional Cap on State Spending Idaho's Taxpayer Bill of Rights (TABOR) Taxpayer Bill of Rights (TABOR) saves Colorado from financial troubles Idaho State budget suffers from spending woes According to the Wall Street Journal, only a few states, like Colorado, are weathering well the current economic downturn. Idaho will be facing a deficit that could reach nearly $200 million. Moreover, $67.5 million is one-time revenues propping up the $1.967 billion General Fund FY2003 budget. This means the on-going budget is supported, in part, by one-time dollars.

42. Econtech Provides economic modelling, forecasting, and consulting in the areas of taxation and tax reform. http://www.econtech.com.au/

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43. Americans For Tax Reform Go to the home page of this website. www.ATR.org Americans for tax reform Foundation Funds Grover Norquist and the Americans for tax reform (ATR) organization. http://www.mediatransparency.org/recipients/americans_for_tax_reform.htm

www.ATR.org Americans for Tax Reform Foundation Funds Grover Norquist and the Americans for Tax Reform (ATR) organization. Norquist has very close ties to the Republican Party, and he helped write their Contract With America. ATR organizes the TAXPAYER PROTECTION PLEDGE, which asks all candidates for federal and state office to commit themselves in writing to oppose tax increases. People Grover Norquist Grants Grants to ATR Playing Politics $25,000 grant to the ATR from the Olin Foundation for the Republican's Contract with America SEARCH ISSUES MOVEMENT RESOURCES ... HELP US

44. SOCM Save Our Cumberland Mountains A rural Tennessee citizen's organization working for social, environmental, and economic justice through grassroots organizing. Interests include strip mining, economic issues, toxics, timbering, and state tax reform. http://www.socm.org/

WHAT IS SOCM? ACTON ALERTS NEWS ROOM LOGGING COMPLAINTS ... JOIN SOCM SAVE OUR CUMBERLAND MOUNTAINS: A non-profit Tennessee grassroots citizen's organization working for environmental, social, and economic justice, in areas such as forestry, strip mining, toxic issues, tax reform, dismantling racism and other issues on a local level. Main Office P O BOX 479 Lake City, TN 37769 Ph: 865-426-9455 E MAIL: info@socm.org FAX: 865-426-9289 Middle TN Office 118 Mangrum Drive Columbia, TN 38401 E MAIL: rochelle@socm.org PHONE or FAX: 931-540-0502 16 bit high color, and View Text Size Medium. For questions or comments about this web site please contact info@socm.org. Site designed and maintained by THE WEEDY LADY , a SOCM member. Visitors: We're proud to be a part of The Knoxville-Oak Ridge Regional Network.

45. Americans For Tax Reform Foundation Grant Data Matrix Americans for tax reform Foundation Washington, DC 200361811 Funds Grover Norquist and the Americans for tax reform (ATR) organization. http://www.mediatransparency.org/search_results/info_on_any_recipient.php?recipi

46. National Issues Tax Reform A nonpartisan site which analizes the many tax reform proposals, and, in overview, concludes that they are worse than the current system, and that people are actually willing to pay higher taxes if they get more benefits. http://nationalissues.com/taxes/index.html

47. Reform School Taxes The New Jersey Coalition for Property tax reform. 2101 Glenwood Drive. Members Bergen County Partnership for tax reform, Bill and Irene Brown. http://reformschooltaxes.com/

Welcome !! This information is brought to you by: The New Jersey Coalition for Property Tax Reform 2101 Glenwood Drive Point Pleasant, NJ 08742 Phone 732-892-0815 Fax 732-892-1294 E-Mail us at: schooltaxreform@cs.com Officers: John A. Meyerle - Chairman Nat Giancola - Co-Chairman Ann Bergenstock - Treasurer Dixie Vallone - Secretary Members: Bergen County Partnership for Tax Reform , Bill and Irene Brown Bergen County Citizens for Tax Reform , Lou Schwartz Citizens for School Tax Reform , John A. Meyerle and Ann Bergenstock Committee of Concerned Citizens of Ocean County, Frank Pecci Morris County Council of Older Persons Organization , Pat Davenport Passaic County Civic Coalition , Nat Giancola Senior Legislative Issues Coalition of Union County , Larry Corsi and Joseph Inserra Sussex County Citizens for Tax Reform , George Vallone Honorary Members When was the last time someone told you that property taxes were fair? We asked several thousand people from all walks of life. Not one thought property taxes were fair! Our Mission The mission of the New Jersey Coalition for Property Tax Reform shall be to advance and promote the removal of school taxes from local property tax, a regressive tax, to a progressive state tax, while

48. Tax Reform Full Details Main elements of Gov. Don Sundquist's 1999 tax reform plan for Tennessee. http://www.oakridger.com/taxreform/plan.html

Full details of Gov. Don Sundquist's tax reform plan: 3.75 PERCENT INCOME TAX -Measured by adjusted gross income as determined for federal taxes -Exemptions of $6,500 for single taxpayer, $10,000 per couple and $3,000 per dependent -Additional $5,000 exemption for each taxpayer over 65 -Taxes out-of-state residents on businesses and earnings in Tennessee -Tax capital gains at same level as federal government (3.75 percent on 50 percent of gain) -Credit for taxes paid by Tennesseans to other states -Revenue generated: $2.6 billion REDUCE STATE SALES TAX FROM 6 PERCENT TO 3.75 PERCENT -Cities and counties retain local sales tax of up to 2.75 percent -Sales tax on hotels/motel rooms, rental cars, tobacco, alcohol and "amusements"- sporting event tickets, golf greens fees, dues to health clubs - remains at 6 percent -Revenue lost: $1.6 billion ELIMINATE 6 PERCENT SALES TAX ON GROCERIES -Cities and counties may keep sales tax of up to 2.75 percent on groceries -Prepared food subject to 6 percent rate -Revenue lost: $258 million REPEAL 6 PERCENT HALL TAX ON INVESTMENT INCOME -Revenue lost: $169 million REFORM INHERITANCE AND GIFT TAXES -Raise all gift tax exclusions to $10,000 to match federal level

49. The Economic Effects Of Comprehensive Tax Reform Retrieve in PDF. THE ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF COMPREHENSIVE tax reform. JULY 1997. NOTE. 3. The Effect of tax reform on Rates of Return. http://www.cbo.gov/showdoc.cfm?index=36&sequence=0

50. EUROPA - Rapid - Erreur Text of a speech by Frits Bolkestein, the European Commissioner in charge of Taxation, in December 2003 arguing that EU tax reform is not harmonisation. http://europa.eu.int/rapid/start/cgi/guestfr.ksh?p_action.gettxt=gt&doc=SPEE

51. The Reagan Tax Cuts: Lessons For Tax Reform April 1996. The Reagan Tax Cuts Lessons for tax reform. Nonetheless, this false allegation is often used against current tax reform proposals. http://www.house.gov/jec/fiscal/tx-grwth/reagtxct/reagtxct.htm

April 1996 The Reagan Tax Cuts: Lessons for Tax Reform ] similar across-the-board tax cuts had been implemented in the 1920s as the Mellon tax cuts, and in the 1960s as the Kennedy tax cuts. In both cases the reduction of high marginal tax rates actually increased tax payments by "the rich," also increasing their share of total individual income taxes paid. Unfortunately, estimates of ERTA by the Democrat-controlled CBO continued to show falling tax payment by upper income taxpayers, even after actual IRS data had become available showing a surge of income tax payments by affluent taxpayers. Tax Rates and Tax Revenues Click here to see Figure 1. ] the Clinton tax hike is failing to collect over 40 percent of the projected revenue increases. Conclusion Christopher Frenze Chief Economist to the Vice-Chairman Endnotes: 1. Joint Economic Committee, The Mellon and Kennedy Tax Cuts: A Review and Analysis, 1982. 2. Feldstein, Martin and Daniel Feenberg, The Effect of Increased Tax Rates on Taxable Income and Economic Efficiency: A Preliminary Analysis of the 1993 Tax Rate Increases, NBER, 1995. Other JEC Reports that deal with this issue: JEC Annual Report: 1988 through 1994.

52. Tennessee Education Association Redirector Statewide teachers organization engaged in supporting public policies that promote and maintain public education, including state tax reform and increased school funding. http://www.tnea.org/

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53. Tax Reform For Families: An Earned Income Child Credit WR B BRIEF 26 tax reform for Families An Earned Income Child Credit by Adam Carasso, Jeffrey Rohaly, and C. Eugene Steuerle July 2003. http://www.brookings.edu/es/research/projects/wrb/publications/pb/pb26.htm

Brookings Economic Studies Welfare Reform and Beyond News Releases ... Contact Us Tax Reform for Families: An Earned Income Child Credit by Adam Carasso, Jeffrey Rohaly, and C. Eugene Steuerle July 2003 Full document in PDF mailhide2('feedback', 'brookings', 'edu', 'Tax Reform for Families: An Earned Income Child Credit') ABSTRACT In recent years, the expansion of family tax credits has provided substantial new, work-dependent benefits for low- and middle-income families. In 2002, the U.S. government spent about $32 billion on families via the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), and $26 billion via the Child Tax Credit (CTC), compared to $21 billion on cash welfare. Although this expansion has been valuable to families, the proliferation of credits has created a bewildering array of provisions including the following: Why an Integrated Child Credit? Furthermore, the IRS is about to require many families filing for the EITC to "pre-certify" by presenting tax authorities with marriage and birth certificates and affidavits from landlords and doctors to prove eligibility. These requirements could add huge delays to credit receipt and further discourage many families from applying for the credit. How the Earned Income Child Credit Would Work An ideal reform would integrate all four of the tax provisions discussed above. Although this does not seem feasible in the short run, since the focus now is mainly on accelerating the phase-in of the 2001 legislation, an initial set of steps could be taken toward making these credits simpler, more generous, and less discouraging of work.

54. Ecological Tax Reform Ecological tax reform Robert JP Gale, Ecological Economics http//www.web.apc.org/ecoeco/. What is Ecological tax reform? Ecological http://www.web.net/ecoeco/ecotaxrf.htm

Ecological Tax Reform Robert J.P. Gale, Ecological Economics http://www.web.apc.org/ecoeco/ What is Ecological Tax Reform? Ecological Tax Reform (ETR) is about achieving 'a wider use of labour and a wiser use of nature' in our economy. It can tackle three problems directly: unemployment, environmental deterioration, and economic efficiency. In other words, it could lead to a tripple dividend (with the added benefit that some proportion of revenues could also be used to retire the deficit/debt). ETR can tackle these problems by changing the signals which affect economic development. On the one hand, we tax the activities of people we should encourage, such as employees, entrepreneurs, savers and investors. On the other hand, we do not tax the throughput of energy and raw materials. We ignore the damage our economic activity imposes on the environment and on each other. This means that we 'overconsume nature and underconsume people' in the words of the 1993 European Union White Paper on Growth, Competitiveness, and Employment Why is ETR Important?

55. Tax Reform: Political Leaders' Views John Ashcroft on tax reform. Click here for 10 full quotes by John Ashcroft OR click here for John Ashcroft on other issues. George W. Bush on tax reform. http://www.ontheissues.org/Tax_Reform.htm

Abortion Civil Liberties Crime Drug War ... War on Terror Tax Reform Candidates' views>> Background The Forum Policy Issues Search this site or the web Site search Web search Issues Abortion Civil Rights Corporations Crime ... Tax Reform Political Leaders George W. Bush Dick Cheney Cabinet celebrities: Colin Powell John Ashcroft Christie Todd Whitman Tommy Thompson ... Gale Norton Celebrity candidates: Jeb Bush Florida Governor Elizabeth Dole Robert Reich Janet Reno Opinion Leaders: Ross Perot Jesse Ventura Bill Clinton Hillary Clinton ... Rudy Giuliani Presidential candidates: Al Gore Ralph Nader Pat Buchanan John McCain ... Donald Trump Party Platforms: Republican Party Democratic Party Green Party Libertarian Party ... Natural Law Party Other Political Leaders Spencer Abraham Secretary of Energy Lamar Alexander Former Governor of Tennessee Gary Bauer Conservative Spokesman Bill Bradley Former Senator (D,NJ) Harry Browne Libertarian Spokesman Elizabeth Dole Former Secretary of Transportation Dick Gephardt House Minority Leader (D,MO) Dennis Hastert Speaker of the House (R,IL) Orrin Hatch Senator (R,UT)

56. ITEP Press Release On Tennessee Tax Reform Proposals Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy finds that two leading tax reform proposals would provide tax cuts for a majority of Tennesseans while resolving the state's impending budget shortfall. http://www.ctj.org/html/tnpr1199.htm

Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy 1311 L Street, NW Washington, DC Wednesday, November 17, 1999 CONTACT: Michael Ettlinger, Tennessee Tax Reform Plans Cut Taxes for 60% of Tennessee Residents Click here to see the full text of the analysis in HTML format. Click here to see the full text of the analysis in PDF format. An analysis released today by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP) finds that two leading tax reform proposals would provide tax cuts for a majority of Tennesseans while resolving the state's impending budget shortfall. ITEP's analysis finds that the Governor's plan provides greater tax relief to the poorest Tennesseans due to its sales tax rate reduction, while the "compromise" bill passed by the Senate Finance Committee on Tuesday provides broader tax relief for middle-income families due to the graduated structure of its income tax component. "Either of these proposals would shift the tax burden away from middle- and low-income families and onto Tennessee's better-off taxpayers while at the same time raising more revenue to pay for important government services," said Michael Ettlinger, Tax Policy Director for ITEP. The study also shows that Tennesseans who itemize deductions on their federal income tax would pay between $395 million and $420 million less in federal income taxes, since state income taxes can be deducted from the federal personal income tax.

57. Tax Reform: Flat Tax - U.S. Government Info/Resources - Date: 03/13/98 Search. US Gov Info / Resources. tax reform Flat Tax. Dateline 03/13/98. The 97 98 Tax Season has been something else, hasn t it? http://usgovinfo.about.com/library/weekly/aa031398.htm?TMog=62139766411818&Mint=

58. Toronto Citizens For Tax Reform - Maintained By Craig Read Group whose members believe that high taxation, without transparency in spending and accountability is wrong. Offers an extensive list of links to related topics, how to get involved and contact information. http://www.canaht.com

Search for articles: Submit your ideas, articles, comments... Read other users' feedback Home Why Tax Issues are Vital Tax and Trade Kyoto - Higher Taxes Tax, Debt and Salary Issues Taxes in Toronto - Get Involved Toronto, Taxation and: Productivity Globalization Regionalism Environment ... Contact us Recent Articles Prospects for Canada Toronto Needs Ontario Debt Problem Ontario Health Care ... Outlook for the USA-2 Toronto Citizens for Tax Reform * Taxes have increased in Canada 1400 % since 1961. A Socialist 'Post-Modern' nation. 'Post Modern' elites have told us that equality, positive rights, relativity and internationalism are the purposes of society. We disagree. The slow dismantlement of the Western Enlightenment tradition has already gone too far. Culture, societies, and people are not relative. Due to our adherence to elitist socialist policy, high taxes, high debt, subsidies for 'national' industries, culture and regions, a denuded military and a poor immigration policy; we now have a Standard of Living is 30 % below that of the USA and our net income 20-30% on average below that of Americans, when all taxes and costs are considered. [CFC, CTF, CD Howe Inst. Fraser Inst.] BUY Books on Politics and Taxes Toronto: Toronto as the economic locus of Canada exports over $20 billion per annum out of the city. This exportation of dollars must stop since it is used to buy votes and enforce social conformity. It does nothing to address the shortcomings of the local, provincial and federal institutions.

59. Tax Reform: National Retails Sales Tax Act - U.S. Government Info/Resources - Da Search. US Gov Info / Resources. tax reform National Retail Sales Tax Act. Dateline 03/20/98. Last week, we took a look at the Armey http://usgovinfo.about.com/library/weekly/aa032098.htm?pid=2761&cob=home

60. Tax Reform Debate Index Key ACOSS tax reform documents available on this website include. 2000 Releases 22, 2000. 1999 Releases Business tax reform Govt. Gives to http://www.acoss.org.au/taxreform/

Key ACOSS tax reform documents available on this website include 2000 Releases and ACOSS INFO papers Tax cuts mainly benefit the better off: Letter - INFO 213 - June 28, 2000 Impact of the Revised Tax Package on Australian Households - INFO 212 - June 23, 2000 - June 23, 2000 No GST on Boarding House Rents or Caravan Park Residents - June 16, 2000 Timor levy should be kept and used to boost social services - May 05, 2000 Govt. - Democrats agreement on Fringe Benefits Tax welcome - Apr. 13, 2000 Curb negative gearing and ease tax cuts to avoid more interest rate rises - Apr. 05, 2000 Budget cuts not on when the rich get a $57 a week tax cut - Mar. 22, 2000 Govt. Gives to Business but GST Takes from Charities Dec. 6, 1999 CGT deal: A crushing blow to the progressive income tax system Nov. 25, 1999 Nov. 17, 1999 Up to $8 billion at risk: ACOSS warns Oct. 22, 1999 Church agencies and ACOSS call for halt to Capital Gains Tax cuts Oct. 12, 1999

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