[kpp_kpp]

unfortunately in today's world when it has the words "single" versus "married" it is defining family because you have specify what "married" means.

[ancient_geezer]

unfortunately in today's world when it has the words "single" versus "married" it is defining family because you have specify what "married" means.

Why don't you read the bill and find out what it actually has to say.

There is no distinction between married and single there as all legally resident adults receive the same amount regardless of their role in a household married vs single has no bearing in amounts of the FCA provided.

Here you go, I highly recommend actually reading it, it is not all that difficult and is well organized:

 

H.R.25

Fair Tax Act of 2003 (Introduced in House)
http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?c108:H.R.25:

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`CHAPTER 3--FAMILY CONSUMPTION ALLOWANCE

• • `Sec. 301. Family consumption allowance.

• • `Sec. 302. Qualified family.

• • `Sec. 303. Monthly poverty level.

• • `Sec. 304. Rebate mechanism.

• • `Sec. 305. Change in family circumstances.

[Remember_Salamis]

Every American adult gets a prebate for spending up to $9,310 tax-free.

Every American child gets a prebate for spending up to $3,180 tax-free.

-- In the eyes of the government, family type is irrelevant. Government has no businesses delving into the personal lives of Americans.