[Paul C. Jesup]

Just wait until non-compliance becomes a problem and the auditors start requiring proof that you've paid the NRST on every bit of property you have. There goes your 'right to privacy'.

You are completely full of it.

You have NOT even read the Fairtax, it ABOLISHES THE IRS. Taxes are collected by the States on the business end with the State sales tax.

A person cannot be accused of not paying a sales tax because it is the businesses that are responsible for collecting sales taxes, not private citizens.

So it is your above statement that is complete BS.

[DugwayDuke]

"You have NOT even read the Fairtax, it ABOLISHES THE IRS."

It doesn't matter what the legislation says about abolishing the IRS. It is naive to believe that these government employees will lose their government jobs. Just remember that Welfare Reform only passed after an agreement that not one state or federal welfare worker would lose their jobs.

"A person cannot be accused of not paying a sales tax because it is the businesses that are responsible for collecting sales taxes, not private citizens."

They won't be 'accused' of not paying the tax. They will be 'accused' of possession of property that has not been taxed. Just like possession of cigarettes or liquor without the accompanying tax stamp. Gives those ex-IRS employees something to do.