Tuesday, December 27, 2011

tax, spending, and campaign finance amendment.

It Is Time


            It is time to take from the hands of the bureaucrat, professional politician, judicial activist, elitist, private industry, and other government entities, the ability to enslave the population. The manipulation of the public through tax policies, giving from the public treasury for the benefit of supporters, blocking or manipulation to punishment antagonists, these are all examples of the yoke placed upon the people by those who would be King. The government has manipulated the population through taxation and tax policies that provide benefits and subsidies to the Chosen, for much to long and it is time to end this atrocious affront to the personal liberties of the people. It is time to bring this nation back to the standard, of government at the consent of the governed.
I propose the following amendment to the Constitution of the United States.
 
We the people, of the United States of America, understanding that the establishment and maintenance of the federal government requires the expense of the common currency, realizing that historically governments grow and become oppressive, cause the following restrictions upon the federal government of the united States of America. The purpose of this amendment is to put in place an unmistakable barrier to mismanagement and frivolous spending at the hands of the federal government. Further, this amendment is to address the subject of Federal Government Revenue, Federal Government Spending, maintenance of the currency, and the Financing of Campaigns for Election of Elected, Federal Government Officials.
 
Congress shall make no law, regulation, agreement, treaty, or allowance that would change any or all portions of this amendment. The Judiciary may not rule on any challenge that would affect the provisions of this amendment. All current law that stands in contradiction or contrast to this amendment are rescinded.
 
Funds used by the federal government shall come from the following sources and no other.
 
1. A Levy on all imported goods meant for sale to the consumer direct or through a wholesale or retail store of any kind, of 2.5% shall be collected into the treasury. Congress shall make no law, treaty, or arrangement changing restricting or obstructing the collection of said Levy.
 
2. A national sales tax of 2% on all products and services, except for products considered to be individual subsistence, shall be levied against all products and services sold directly to the consumer. Congress shall make no law, treaty, or arrangement, changing or obstructing the collection of said tax.
 
3. A national income tax Levied against the income of all individuals, entities, organizations, corporations and groups as described below.
 
For individual citizens, non-business entities, gross income minus a uniform, standard deduction of $40,000.00 equals taxable income.
 
For business entities, unions, groups, associations, and non-profit organizations, gross income minus a 20% uniform, standard deduction equals taxable income.
If taxable income is equal to $0.00 – $45,000.00 the individual will pay an annual income tax of $250.00.
 
If taxable income is equal to $45,001.00 - $60,000.00 individuals will pay a 2% annual income tax.
If taxable income is equal to $60,001.00 – $80,000.00 Individuals will pay a 4.5% annual income tax.
 
If taxable income is equal to $80,001.00 - $160,000.00 individuals will pay a 7% annual income tax.
 
If taxable income is equal to $160,001.00 - $320,000.00 individuals will pay a 9.5% annual income tax.
 
If taxable income is equal to $320,001.00 - $640,000.00 Individuals will pay a 12% annual income tax.
 
If taxable income is equal to $640,001.00 - $1,280,000.00 individuals will pay 14.5% annual income tax.
If taxable income is equal to $1,280,001.00 - $2,560,000.00 individuals will pay a 15.5% annual income tax.
 
If taxable income is equal to $2,560,001 - $5,120,000.00 individuals will pay a 18% annual income tax.
 
If taxable income is equal to $5,120,001.00 – 9,999,999.99 individuals will pay 20% annual income tax.
 
If taxable income is equal to $10,000,000.00 – or greater, individuals will pay 22% annual income tax.
 
Gross income is the amount of gain to the individual, group, entity, organization, or corporation, in any given calendar year in any form; gifts, property, wages, donations, contributions, dues, revenues, sales, fees, and inheritance, received from any and all entities.
4. Direct use fees for entry into public lands, parks, museums, monuments, and entertainment activities may be collected the fee may not be greater then fees charged in the private market for access to a similar and corresponding type attraction.
 
5. A National Income tax on all gross income earned by all individuals, entities, organizations, corporations and groups of, five tenths of 1 percent, will be collected and placed into a national Social Security trust fund.
 
a. Congress shall not expense funds from this trust for any other reason than to provide support for those citizens who are unable to care for themselves. The term Unable to care for themselves shall be determined by law passed by the congress.
 
b. Congress will constrain the use of the fund in a manner that will allow the fund to continue in perpetuity using the funds collected through the income tax described in paragraph 5. above.
 
c. Congress will not in any way jeopardize the strength, security, standing, and level of balance of the trust through debt, bonding, use as security, and or any other means.
6. The federal government will within 6 months of ratification of this amendment end the employment of all individuals and, end all activities of the Internal Revenue Services and all entities considered subordinate entities of the Internal Revenue Service. Within 10 months of the ratification of this amendment, the federal government will establish the Revenue Accounting and Collections Service (RACS). RACS responsibility is to ensure the unobtrusive collection of revenue to the federal government in accordance with this amendment.
 
7. Congress, RACS, and or any other entity of the federal government may not attach any other increase through fee, fine, penalty or interest to any tax obligation of any entity under the authority of the United States Government.
8. Congress shall make no law, schedule, regulation, or allow any entity to enact regulation, allowing for the transfer of revenue from one source to another source thus negating the obligation of the giving or receiving entity to contribute the stated tax obligation listed in this amendment.
9. The Federal Government of the United States will pass each fiscal year no later then the 29th day of October a budget that is in balance with the following restrictions.
 
            a. Yearly fiscal budgets will be constrained in its spending to a deficit of no more then 5% of the previous years total collected revenue.
 
            b. The national debt may never be greater then 20% of the average collected revenues of the previous 8 fiscal years.
            c. In times of major calamity, after a full and open debate of 360 hours, providing to the general population all information pertaining to the previous year’s budget, current and subsequent years proposed budgets, a super majority of both houses of seven eighths of 100% of the current members, the congress may exceed the deficit and debt restrictions for the current fiscal years budget.
10. Only individual citizens residing in the political district of a candidate may contribute to the candidate’s campaign for a federal government elected position.
 
            a. Individuals must fully disclose all contributions and the contribution may only come from the personal funds owned by the individual.
 
            b. For profit businesses, non-profit organizations, groups, coalitions, unions, and parties headquartered and or doing business in the district of a candidate for the immediate 2 previous years, may contribute a total of $5,000.00 dollars to the candidates campaign for a federal government elected position. All contributions must be immediately and fully disclosed.    
11. Individual that are lawful citizens of the united states may vote and contribute funds to a candidate competing for election to an elected office of the government of the United States of America.
12. Congress shall make no law, treaty, agreement, rule or regulation, which changes any portion of this amendment.

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