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The Flux Tax, in short
THE IDEA IN SHORT
Stop taxing what people earn. Stop taxing what people own. Tax only what people choose to buy new.
Every tax and fee, replaced
Income tax, property tax, sales tax, and every fee stacked on top of them, like vehicle registration, licenses, and permits, all go away. In their place is one general fund, created and paid for by the Flux Tax. One source of money, one public ledger, and nothing hiding in the fine print.
No income tax
Your paycheck is yours. No withholding, no filing, no audits, and no one going through your finances every April.
No property tax
When you pay off your home, you own it. You stop paying rent to the government on something you already bought.
A tax on new things only
The tax applies to new goods and services. Used and secondhand goods are never taxed. You decide what you buy, so you decide what you pay. That is the voluntary part.
Natural resources pay their share
Companies that take resources out of the ground pay for what they take, and that money goes to the public that owns them.
The flux
If the government collects more than it needs, the rate goes down for the next cycle. If it comes up short, the rate goes up. The rate follows real need, not politics.
Every dollar visible
Every dollar collected and every dollar spent is published where anyone can see it. People can see exactly what their money paid for.
Federal taxes become a choice
People who want to support federal programs directly can still pay in, with the same transparency and the same surplus refunds.
The people decide the details
The Flux Tax builds the system. The people decide how it runs. Rates, what counts as essential, timelines, and every other number are set by the legislature, the people's own representatives, out in the open. Nothing is locked in from the top. This is the start of a conversation, not the end of one.
THE BOTTOM LINE
Your labor belongs to you. Your home belongs to you. Government earns its money by showing you where every dollar goes.