FAIRtax.org Introduces "Chat with Fair Tax Jake," an AI-Powered Q&A Tool to Understand the FAIRtax Act, H.R. 25, Federal Tax Reform and Repeal of the 16th Amendment

JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Nov. 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Americans who want to learn more about the FAIRtax Act, H.R. 25, now have a new way to get answers to their questions: "Chat with Fair Tax Jake," an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered question-and-answer tool available at FAIRtax.org.

The new online resource is designed to make information about the FAIRtax accessible to people who want straightforward answers about the proposed legislation and how it would change the federal tax system.

"The federal tax system has become extraordinarily complicated, deceptive and controlling. The FAIRtax bill replaces the old income and payroll tax system with a progressive sales tax system using a monthly tax refund that helps most the lowest of income" says Steve Hayes, Chairman of Americans for FAIR Taxation. "With Chat with Fair Tax Jake at FAIRtax.org , people can ask questions in their own words and explore the FAIRtax Act one question at a time, including the future funding of Social Security and Medicare."

Two Main Components. One Fundamental Change.

The FAIRtax Act proposes replacing the federal income tax system, payroll taxes, capital gains, estate taxes and self employment tax with a national retail sales tax. The proposal has two principal components:

1. A national retail sales tax on purchases of new goods and services for personal consumption.
2. The Prebate, creates a progressive tax system with a monthly tax refund to offset the sales tax on spending up to a specified household consumption allowance based on family size and federal poverty guidelines as now issued annually by the Department of Health and Human Services.

H.R. 25 also provides for the elimination of the Internal Revenue Service's funding after the transition specified in the legislation. The bill includes additional provisions governing tax administration, revenue allocation, and repeal of the Sixteenth Amendment. The current bill was introduced in the 119th Congress on January 3, 2025, and referred to the House Ways and Means Committee.

Ask Jake Your Questions

Chat with Fair Tax Jake to explore questions such as:

• What is the FAIRtax Act, H.R. 25?
• Which federal taxes would the proposal replace?
• How would the national sales tax work?
• What is the Prebate, and how is it calculated?
• How might the proposal affect families, workers, retirees, and businesses?
• How does the FAIRtax differ from today's federal tax system?
• Where can I find the actual legislation and supporting information?

Rather than requiring visitors to search through lengthy documents, Chat with Fair Tax Jake offers a conversational way to begin exploring these subjects. Users can ask follow-up questions to clarify points and investigate topics of particular interest.

As with any AI-based information resource, responses should be checked against the legislation and supporting documentation, particularly when examining detailed legal provisions or estimates of economic effects.

Explore the FAIRtax for Yourself

Americans are encouraged to visit FAIRtax.org and try Chat with Fair Tax Jake.

Ask a question. Explore the answer. Follow up. Learn more about the FAIRtax Act and decide what questions you want your elected US Representatives to address. 

About the FAIRtax

The FAIRtax is a proposal to replace the current federal income tax system and certain other federal taxes with a national retail sales tax and a monthly Prebate. The FAIRtax Act, H.R. 25, was introduced in the 119th Congress by Representative Earl L. "Buddy" Carter of Georgia.

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Learn more about the truth in taxation at fairtax.org. View the two-minute videos of The FAIRtax – What is It? and What is the Prebate? https://fairtax.org/about/how-fairtax-works

Florida Fair Tax Educational Association is a 501(c) (3) to inform and educate the citizens on alternatives to the current system of federal taxation based on the following principles: fairness, simplicity, transparency, pro-economic growth and revenue neutrality.

Florida Fair Tax Educational Association
PO Box 23346
Jacksonville, FL 32241

www.fairtax.org
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Hand out FAIRtax literature.  Get free FAIRtax palm cards and Prebate cards at Printed Materials – FAIRtax Store.  

References and sources:
The Tax Deception by John Gaver
The FairTax Book by Neal Boortz and John Linder
FairTax: The Truth by Neal Boortz and John Linder

Contacts
Americans for FAIR Taxation
Steve Hayes, President, and Randy Fischer, Marketing, 800-FAIRTAX
and [email protected] 

SOURCE Florida FAIRtax Educational Association