Imagine this: Instead of paying federal taxes to the IRS, you pay them to your local cafe every time you buy a latte or to your supermarket when you make a grocery run — or to countless other businesses when you make purchases.
That’s a future proponents of the Fair Tax Act would like to see.
Source: msn.com
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