To Michigan Congress~ Those who make history, Make History

What can be done being as the House is set on raising taxes or bust, is change how we tax so we can start lowering taxes.  At the same time we can give us a small increase to keep us at a level amount, with need to cut yet.

1.  make all service taxed by sales tax

2.  eliminate  sales tax on used products

3.  move the MBT to the sales tax

4.  either repeal Proposal A Education or move all homestead school tax on property to sales Tax and make it a voucher system with FREEDOM!.

5.  put sales tax on food, but offset it for Poverty by issuing credit or a check to every Michigan Citizen the amount of sales tax on the poverty wage ceiling, whether you earned that or not.

6.  Make HSA/IRA a State mandate, not Federal.

7.  Resolve to the US Congress our desire for the National FairTax Plan. 

 

All this is needed to save us from what is coming with the dollar.  We must center on being Sovereign and what it will take to survive as a State a nation of the Republic.

 

As you have witnessed all the benefit those 50% of the business are getting in tax exempt, it seems only fitting to make it everyone so we can get jobs, jobs, jobs.  By eliminating the MET & income tax, the production cost of Michigan Manufacturing will decrease that amount.  The more people working the more people spending,  Freeing industry will multiply itself.  Employing government workers does not.  If the Federal Government product tax was put on consumption, how much will that lower our manufacturing cost and how many jobs would that fuel.  All those big government corporates will be forced to bring our manufacturing jobs back to America.

 

Cutting out spending on a temporary basis is a must.  You can put committees on emergency meeting only and stop them for a few years, like agriculture, DEQ DNR, all of them.  If I need to know how to can tomatoes, I can find it online.

 

I love Michigan, don't make us have to leave, act now.  There is no time left nor has our cashflows survived and cannot take more taxing.

 

R. George Dunn