Legislative Affairs

Americans for Tax Reform, joined by a strong coalition of groups representing millions of concerned citizens and taxpayers, urged Members of Congress to reject any effort to increase fees on the aviation industry.

Letter to Georgia Legislators outlining thoughts related to the proposed Communications Flat Tax proposal contained in HB 385.

This coalition letter was circulated by Americans for Tax Reform and filed with the Federal Communications Commissions in opposition to their persuit of regulations misleadingly called “Net Neutrality” that would permit the government to dictate how Internet service providers manage the data that is transferred on the Internet. To do so, the FCC would apply “Title II” laws to the Internet originally intended for monopoly telephone carriers in the 1930s. The regulation opens the door for Internet taxes, price setting, content monitoring and censorship, and is also guaranteed to stifle broadband expansion and adoption, which would have a devastating impact on jobs and the economy.