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Entry Submitted by Danlboon at 8:05 AM ET on August 27, 2025
Will people try to take advantage of this ‘Simple 14% Flat Tax’ when it is revealed to everyone when it is not officially imposed properly?
- “In its place, NESARA brings in a simple 14% flat tax on non-essential goods. That means no taxes on food, medicine, or used goods. It’s fair. It’s simple. And most importantly, it keeps the government’s greedy hands out of your pocket.”
Some on the bad side may just put this ‘Simple 14% Flat Tax’ on everything while the Income Tax is still being enforced.
Maybe all sales’ businesses will have to post the new increased rate of the 14% for the general sales tax change and the fast food and restaurants will have to halt their collecting sales tax, so in the end they may have more customers. The grocery stores presently where I live don’t have sales tax on the food items where as if you eat it there and then.
Real estate agents will have to know which homes are new and used to know which are to have the sales tax included, but some may try to get away with that and put it in their own pockets as; “We didn’t know about that change,” but they did know about the increase to the 14%.
This ‘Simple 14% Flat Tax’ should be fair all around between the big cities and the small towns to survive as the smaller towns need the larger amounts to survive for those businesses as the Income Tax is now gone for the government to now help them out.
Everyone should know when this is all happening to not be confused as to what the tax rates are and to what it applies to and it is not up to the states separately to decide, but it applies to the states on an individual basis for their own collection and not to the New USA Republic.
Now in Los Angeles County, California the maximum sales tax rate of 11.25% wouldn’t have that much of an increase to the 14%, but the tax rate now fluctuates with the state, county and municipality to add into with their rate for the end total where it lowers in the more rural communities.
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Other locations around the country with presently no or near nothing sales tax will see the dramatic increase to the 14%.
This should have been debated already when this was first specified in the NESARA Law back in maybe the year 2000 and not have the changes now made in public.
The federal government should be collecting their budget funds from the tariffs and not We The People on our purchasing items, as when in the past did Washington D.C. collect sales tax outside of D.C. or did they still get a portion of that too outside of the Income Tax?
The word should come out that the ‘Simple 14% Flat Tax’ is in place and the Income Tax is gone, but not the word gets out that the economy is hitting the bottom of the barrel with a gigantic sales tax increase very soon as Trump messed up with the tariffs.
There may be a time of about a year to get things organized to see if this ‘Simple 14% Flat Tax’ is set up properly for everyone and if any changes are to be made from one locality to another as maybe no more government subsidies are to be allowed and drastic measures are then needed to survive to not then people move into smart cities.
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