The most revolting tax is the Death Tax (47%) and a close second is the Income tax (42%).

The greatest tax reformer in U.S. History is Ronald Reagan (nearly unanimous, 86%).

And, a clear majority agree that the biggest obstacle to economic prosperity is out-of-control government spending (59%).

Keep the pressure on Congress and the President, make sure that they know the march continues and we demand an end to crazy spending and a corrupt tax system, click here to join the march today.

See the final result to all the questions below…

Online Tax Revolt 2011 Poll (Final Results)

1) What tax do you find most revolting?
Alternative minimum 3.85%
Capital gains 5.14%
Death tax 47.05%
Income tax 41.46%
Sales tax 2.49%

2) Should the debt ceiling be raised?
Yes 6.95%
No 93.05%

3) Who is the greatest tax reformer in American history?
John F. Kennedy 8.01%
Ronald Reagan 86.09%
George H. W. Bush 0.79%
George W. Bush 3.40%
Bill Clinton 0.98%
Barack Obama 0.72%

4) What is the biggest obstacle to economic prosperity in the year ahead?
Federal deficit 16.25%
Gas prices 7.11%
Government spending 58.62%
Health care costs 1.78%
High taxes 10.85%
Poor job market 5.40%

Tax Revolt Poll Results: See what tax is most revolting! is a post from: Online Tax Revolt

Who is the greatest tax reformer in American History?

These are some of the questions we are asking in our Tax Revolt Poll. Take a moment to fill out this 4-question survey and let us know what you think. Share it with friends and family, so we can tell the media and the government about our Tax Revolt.

We are 383,000+ strong, marching to D.C. to demand transformational tax reform and change to out of control tax and spend policies in D.C.  Take the Tax Revolt Poll now and share it with friends and family.

Take the Tax Revolt Poll today and answer questions concerning taxpayers like you!

What tax do you find most revolting? Take the Tax Revolt Poll is a post from: Online Tax Revolt

Herman Cain
Mike Huckabee
Newt Gingrich
Sarah Palin
Donald Trump
Michele Bachmann
Ron Paul
Mitt Romney

Most marchers remain Undecided.  Make sure your pick receives a top stop.  Join the revolt and pick your presidential avatar here.  And then, get your friends and family to join the revolt and pick their presidential avatar.

Presidential Avatars Are on the Move… is a post from: Online Tax Revolt

As bad as they are, these foreign born events have distracted Americans from a dire Emergency right here at home, right in our midst!

We have a Tax Revolt Emergency right here in the U. S., right now!

We have a Government Spending Emergency right here, right now!

We have a massive and mushrooming Deficit Emergency right here, right now!

Last year on Tax Day, more than 300,000 American Patriots Marched for America online and in-person. Last year your Tax Day Rally at Freedom Plaza in Washington D.C. was the biggest in the history of these United States!

Before the distractions overseas, we were set to build an even bigger Tax Day Revolt this April 18. From this we would be set to cut spending deeply including defunding Obamacare, cut the deficit significantly, reduce the federal debt, and start creating jobs in the private sector of the economy.

And a historic Tax Day Rally, with 500,000 or more, would set up the defeat of Barack Obama in 2012! That’s why we are using likely GOP Presidential candidates as avatars this year.

We are asking our Online Tax Revolt supporters to help us by raising $250,000 to make this year’s Tax Day historic in proportions. Be one of the 7,000 American heroes and give $35 today.

Click right here, right now to do your part to reach our $250,000 goal to save your 2011 Tax Day Revolt Rally! To make Obama a one-term President! To save our beloved nation for our children and grandchildren.

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You get three extra days to file your taxes this year. They’ll be due on Mon., April 18.

The bonus days come thanks to Emancipation Day, a little-known Washington, D.C., holiday that celebrates the freeing of slaves in the district. Emancipation Day falls on Sat., April 16, but it is observed in D.C. on Fri., April 15. That prompted the IRS to extend the tax filing deadline to April 18 this year.

Unfortunately, the extra 3 days are not true emancipation from a corrupt and deeply flawed tax system. No freedom from overspending and a massive deficit. These are all the realities we Americans are living with everyday.

That’s why so many are joining the Online Tax Revolt. We are demanding transformational tax reform, reduction in spending and control over the ever-growing deficit. Choose a presidential avatar to lead us to the biggest tax revolt in U.S. history on Tax Day, April 18.

Tax Day April 18? Why the extra 3 days? is a post from: Online Tax Revolt

Last year, the Online Tax Revolt brought together more than 300,000 American Patriots, in-person and online to our Nation’s Capitol. The Rally was featured on Fox News, CNN and every major TV network news program. And your Online Tax Revolt Rally made the front page of virtually every major newspaper in the country.

In 2010, we marched on a team to demand transformational tax reform. This year, people will choose Presidential Candidates Avatars to lead the March on our Nation’s Capital.

Sarah Palin? Mitt Romney? Newt Gingrich? Mike Huckabee? Michele Bachmann? Haley Barbour? Ron Paul? Tim Pawlenty? Mitch Daniels? Donald Trump? Herman Cain? Or one of the other potential candidates considering a race against Obama?

The Avatars on the March Again! This time they are Presidential. is a post from: Online Tax Revolt

In his own words, we gave Obama a “shellacking.”

This year we can start the process of making Obama a one-term President with the 2011 On-Line Tax Revolt and Tax Day Rally! Pick a presidential avatar and march online to DC.

Another “Shellacking” for Obama is a post from: Online Tax Revolt

This year people will be choosing presidential avatars to bring new leadership to D.C. Many called the rally last year the most significant Tax Revolt Action since the original Tea Party at Boston Harbor!

This year, presidential avatars will march for new leadership, transformation tax reform, spending cuts, and deficit reduction.

OUR GOAL: The Largest Tax Revolt in United States History – 500,000 Patriots Strong! is a post from: Online Tax Revolt

The Online Tax Revolt Avatars are on the march again–this time for our fellow Americans on the Gulf Coast. Help us stop the latest assault on our citizens by our broken tax system! We’re marching to New Orleans and will be there until the President or Congress orders the IRS to lay off tax bills on BP’s emergency payments to hard hit residents reeling from the effects of the catastrophic oil spill.  President Obama can order the IRS to forgo such payment with one phone call and should. Tell the President that our fellow countrymen have already suffered enough and that the damage to citizens and Gulf Coast economies should not now be further compounded with tax bills on money already spent on food and rent. Click here to send your personal message to the White House.

Write the White House with a Message of Compassion and Common Sense is a post from: Online Tax Revolt

Under current law, BP payments for lost wages are taxable _ just like the wages would have been, the IRS said in tax guidance issued Friday. Payments for physical injuries or property loss, however, are generally tax free. Payments for emotional distress? Taxable, though medical expenses related to the emotional distress are deductible.

BP officials have agreed to create a $20 billion fund for spill victims, as well as a $100 million fund to support displaced oil rig workers.

The IRS issued the guidance Friday to help spill victims sort through the law’s complexities. The agency has posted tax information for oil spill victims on its website and plans to hold forums in seven Gulf Coast cities on July 17 to help victims with tax troubles or questions.

“As residents of the region cope with the evolving situation, I want to assure them that the IRS will be doing everything it can to provide tax help to those who need it,” IRS Commissioner Doug Shulman said. “We encourage anyone who has an issue with the IRS to contact us and explain their hardship, and we will work with them to find a solution.”

“We’ll do everything we can under current law to help taxpayers,” Shulman added.

The IRS has a number of programs to help people who make a good-faith effort but cannot afford to pay their tax bills. Agents can postpone collections in certain hardship cases or allow delinquent taxpayers to skip installment payments if they have made timely payments in the past.

The IRS will hold its July 17 forums for oil victims in these cities: Mobile, Ala.; Panama City, Fla.; Pensacola, Fla.; New Orleans; Houma, La.; Baton Rouge, La.; and Gulfport, Miss.

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