COMPLETE FISCAL APPROACH

5 Point approach to fiscal responsibility and revenue generation.

  1. End the Fed and re-nationalize our banking system, basing our currency on an acceptable finite specie. Make compound interest and predatory usurious schemes illegal.

  2. End all taxes except a 4% sales/earn tax and corporate taxes set at a flat 25%. 4% of every dollar spent, split between federal, state, county, and municipality of spending from 1% each. 4% of every dollar earned the same split. This ensures the purchasers, AND the purchasees areas are properly incentivized through tax revenue to promote good commerce. Make all other taxes illegal. No death tax, no unrralized gains tax, no income tax, no additional sales taxes.

  3. Put in place a 10% tarrif on RAW GOODS, we want to support our raw goods manufacturers, but we also want to protect our environment. a 25% tarrif on MANUFACTURED GOODS, and a 25% corporate service tax on INTERNATIONALLY OPERATED COMPANIES will protect our manufacturing industry and revitalize our service industry. Remove the tarriff if manufactured in the us. Remove the service tax if call centers etc are run on american soil with american employees. Provide a 10% tax break for FULLY AMERICAN RUN companies(manufacturing+sercie). This reduces the taxes to a flat 15% for these companies.

  4. End ALL social programs(medicaid ebt tanf college grants etc) and implement a flat ubi (1000 - 1200) per registered adult citizen instead. This provides the option to utilize said money however a person wishes/needs, and ensures equal opportunity for opportunity. Need to go to the doctor? Pay that bill? Buy food? Go to college? Start a business? You have that money as the catch all leg up. What you do with it it up to you. Fail at your own peril.

  5. Remove all regulations. All of them. Instead of regulating as a separate uninterested uninvested party, establish vertically integrated self regulated industries to provide necessities and essential products/services at a set 20% profit margin. This sets a gold standard in the economy of wage value, quality value, and profit margin earnings. If govco bread cost 2.50 a loaf, and their bakers are paid 15 an hour, we might buy qualco bread at 3.50 a loaf because they use better materials and pay higher, but we wont pay 6. We may buy cheapco bread at 2.20 a loaf knowing they cut corners. Anything above or below a range will be forced out of the market. Self regulating reduces the bureaucratic bloat seen in the current morass of government complexiry. A streamlined, competitive, self regulated entiry in the market produces far more efficient regulatory pressure than our current model does.

By reducing our government spending on special interest groups, removing burdensome and complex tax laws that harm citizens while allowing corporations to escape taxation, implementing straightforward carrot/stick incentives to businesses to repatriate industry to american soil, streamlining government bloat through a ubi system, removing the gigantic cost of running the thousands of ineffective special interest programs we currently have, and invreasing generated revenue by beconing a self regulated player in the free market instead of an external regulatory force, we could change the face of our nation.

The current costs are MORE than what we would spend implementing these changes and the money we currently generate would be about 15% less by my calculations. This depends on several factors, but the net gain is always positive.

Here’s an alternate take on your point 1.

  1. Explain to the public what the federal reserve has been doing. It’s critical that most people understand the nature of the grift for the rest of this to work.
  2. Declare all outstanding debt owned by the federal reserve to be fraudulent, and drop it from the debt total.
  3. Calculate how much the Fed owes us based on the interest we paid them each year and their own historical interest rates.
  4. Transfer the amount of debt calculated in step 3 from the US government to the Federal Reserve.

That should go a long way to clearing the debt.

Secondly, to build on your statement re: compound interest and usurious schemes, I suggest applying the in duplum rule; accrued interest may not exceed the principle. Caesar was killed over this idea, so you know it’s a good one.

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Thank you for your response. I would like to go into depth about each one and discuss and debate merits or alternatives. I just havent had time.

The why and the sharing of information is so critical. Unfortunately, even the idea of discussion has been manipulated by they who control the media to be taboo. “gasp you talked to them?! You must not be on ‘our’ side anymore”.

The principal cap idea is a good one. I would further it with a sliding scale based on time of loan. Max 25% interest 5 years or under, max 50% 5-10 years, 75% 10-15 years, max 100% over 15. I would also put steeper default penalties in place to decentivize defaulting on low return loans.

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If you have some time, please check out my reply to this thread: Get rid of taxes completely

TL;DR, if we’re stuck with fiat, we might as well have the treasury just print the budget and have no federal taxes whatsoever. Bonus points if there’s a hard limit on the amount they can print, linked to middle-class prosperity. Even more bonus points if the individual “taxpayers” can choose their own spending bill to direct their share of the money printer.

If we set ourselves to a HARD FISCAL BUDGET, like every household and business has to, and they couldnt spend over it, certain simple taxes would be agreeable and beneficial as a whole. If we had these flat taxes, tarrifs, and profits from a competitive interest market like i propose, and the next years budget was based on last years income(like everyone else has to live), the government would be VERY FRUGAL indeed.

I will check it out thx!

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I put a clearer version of my plan here:

The post I linked before was more about giving a short Hoppean explanation why the OP’s idea won’t work, with my tax plan just stuck on the bottom.