The Georgia for FairTax Community is where it all comes together.
Using a platform known as "Ning", GFFT has created an online meeting place for FairTax Supporters. From here, you can get involved with your district, meet other FairTax supporters, exchange ideas or post events, news and commentary.
In short, the Georgia for FairTax Community is here to help motivate the state of Georgia to be a powerful voice for economic change.
Once you sign up, go to the Districts tab and join your district's group. That way, you'll stay informed about the events in your district.
Bill Fogarty posted a blog postPosted by Padraig O'Dea on May 30, 2012 at 6:12pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Is there a way to see what items are available on this site?
Posted by Bill Fogarty on May 28, 2012 at 12:07pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
In the May 28 issue of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Maureen Downey describes how the Georgia Private School Tax Credit is being diverted from its intended purpose. The credit was billed by legislative promoters as a way for low-income children to escape underperforming public schools to attend private schools of their choosing. Apparently this credit has turned into a charade by which middle class families fund “scholarships” for…
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Georgia's 10th District is on the move!
To all our members, WELCOME!
As your new 10th district Director it is my pleasure to welcome you and invite you to get involved, our new web site is finally up and running as promised and the leaders of our state are beginning to see changes.
I'm excited and I hope you are too.
Again I'm looking forward to meeting and working with each of our members.
Our motto is: "WE ARE ONLY AS EFFECTIVE AS OUR VOLUNTEERS ARE ACTIVE",…
ContinuePosted by Bill Fogarty on May 10, 2012 at 3:38pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
If you're challenged with income tax problems, you're hardly alone. The Atlanta-Journal Constitution reported that an array of Atlanta metro area elected officials have more than $500,000 in unpaid taxes & fees. Many of the amounts either owed or in dispute are state income tax issues.
While the FairTax would replace the federal income tax with a national sales tax, the reasoning that makes it attractive policy…
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