[Badray]

"...but they are definately deluded about what any final act would look like, and don't understand the implementation process that goes with any act of congress. The regulations that are finally published rarely resemble the bill originally offered."

If the bill in it's final form does not do what the sponsors intended, they will pull the bill or vote against it to assure it's defeat.

But what if we actually do get this passed as is, do you have problems with what it IS or just what you fear it MAY become?

[editor-surveyor]

" do you have problems with what it IS or just what you fear it MAY become?"

Partly both.

1. WE need to reject any tax on professional services; no exceptions.

2. The existing 'revenue' infrastructure ('Leviathan') will continue to shape the regulations that that get published in the register. These regulations have the potential to completely turn the bill on it's head. This is what has happened to every bill that congress has passed regarding the income tax, and congress has done nothing to correct the sabotage; I fear that the same will happen with a NRST bill, and a retail tax is potentially far more dangerous to the working class than the income tax is, thus we can be celebrating our victory as we sink deeper into the mire of taxes.