National Freedom Tax Book
Imagine a tax system that liberates rather than burdens.
What if freedom and financial fairness could coexist?
National Freedom Tax introduces a groundbreaking fiscal model designed to replace outdated, oppressive tax systems with a bold new vision centered on fairness, efficiency, and liberty. Whether you’re a policymaker, economist, entrepreneur, or concerned citizen, this book offers a powerful, pragmatic blueprint for revolutionizing how governments fund public services—without punishing productivity.
From income inequality to national debt, the current system is broken. This book doesn't just diagnose the problems—it delivers a visionary cure rooted in logic, equity, and the pursuit of true economic freedom.
Inside you'll discover:
Why current tax systems are failing us all
- A detailed plan to implement a simplified and equitable alternative
- How this approach can boost prosperity while preserving freedom
- The historical roots of taxation and why now is the time for bold reform
This is more than a tax proposal—it’s a call to reclaim economic justice.
Table of Contents
Preface
Dedication
About the Author
What Do We Want?
Foreword
Chapter 1: Fundamental Concepts about Taxes and the Economy
Chapter 2: The Problem - Current Income Tax System
Chapter 3: The Solution - The National Freedom Tax
Chapter 4: What is Wrong with FairTax
Chapter 5: States Collect the National Freedom Tax
Chapter 6: How Much Money Was Raised by the Income Tax
Chapter 7: How Much Federal Tax Revenue Is Needed
Chapter 8: The Internal Revenue Service
Chapter 9: What Happens to the IRS?
Chapter 10: Prefund Explained
Chapter 11: The Entitlements
Chapter 12: Underground Economy
Chapter 13: Tax Free Organizations
Chapter 14: Who Benefits When the National Freedom Tax Is Adopted?
Chapter 15: Who Opposes the National Freedom Tax?
Chapter 16: State Income Taxes
Chapter 17: National Debt
Chapter 18: Employers
Chapter 19: Business Income Taxes
Chapter 20: Individual Income Taxes
Chapter 21: Implementation
Chapter 22: Imports and Exports
Chapter 23: US Constitutional Prohibitions
Chapter 24: Federal Employees
Chapter 25: Frequently Asked Questions
Conclusion
References Used in the National Freedom Tax Book
About the Author
Tax Reform Credentials of Earl Long
Earl Long has extensive experience, corporate memory and financial skills related to the Income Tax especially in Kansas and in the US Congress.
- He was a member of the Board of Directors of American For Fair Taxation (AFFT) in Houston, Texas.
- AFFT was the founding organization of the FairTax Movement and the sponsor of its New York Times best seller “The FairTax” book.
- Earl Long was State Director for the state of Kansas.
- He created and managed the Kansas Corporation, FairTax KC LLC.
- He very actively lobbied the two US Senators from Kansas (Pat Roberts and Jerry Moran) and the four US House of Representatives.
- During the height of the campaign to convince the US Congress to pass the
FairTax bills, Kansas was the only state in the Union where 100% of the States
elected officials in Congress were Sponsors or Co-Sponsors of the FairTax bill.
- Kansas Senator Moran was the primary sponsor of the Senate bill.
- His activities in the Kansas Legislature focused on the KS House Tax Committee.
- He was the author of the bill to eliminate the Income Tax in Kansas.
- He wrote many published articles showing the financial benefits to the citizens of Kansas as it was one of 12 States at that time that did not have an Income Tax.
- His knowledge of mathematical modelling is based on his college degrees, Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Colorado and a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Kansas.
- He was a businessman having created five corporations some of which are still
active.
- He retired from business activities a decade ago.
