Let’s rebuild trust in America.
Government that does its job — fairly, efficiently, and out in the open. We’re starting with the two reforms that reach every kitchen table.
First, a tax system rebuilt on a sustainable, equitable footing — nothing owed on your paycheck, and nothing owed by a small business until it grows into a giant. Second, healthcare that genuinely takes care of people while driving down costs and cutting bureaucratic waste, with honest, posted prices. This is where we begin — not where we end.
Where we’re starting
Overhaul 1 · Taxation
A sustainable, equitable footing
No tax on your paycheck or a small business — the country funds itself by sharing in big-business growth.
See the tax planOverhaul 2 · Healthcare
Real care, lower costs, less waste
A family doctor you choose, honest posted prices, and insurance that finally does its real job.
See the health planThe first two overhauls of many — this is how we rebuild trust, step by step.
A Tax System on a Sustainable, Equitable Footing
Today the government taxes your work, then taxes it again when you save. We start over. Nothing is owed on your paycheck, and nothing is owed by a small business until it grows into a giant — the country funds itself instead by sharing in the growth of big business, paid in stock rather than cash. Sustainable for the Treasury, equitable for you.
What changes for your paycheck
No income tax, no payroll tax
Your take-home pay becomes your whole salary. April 15th and the filing paperwork simply disappear for working Americans.
One simple sales tax, built into the price tag
A single sales tax — already included in sticker prices — replaces the income tax, the payroll tax, and filing entirely. The price you see is the price you pay.
The necessities of life stay untaxed
A monthly rebate returns the tax on food, shelter, and energy before you ever spend it. Your own money back — never a handout, never means-tested.
Your paycheck
Same job, same salary — no tax taken out. A sales tax applies when you spend, and a monthly rebate returns it on the necessities of life like groceries and rent before you ever pay it.
- $0
- income & payroll tax on your paycheck
- 0%
- tax until a business passes $50M a year
- $5.8T
- raised a year — every number public
How the country funds itself
When a company worth more than $50 million grows, the country takes a 40% share of just the new growth — paid in non-voting stock, never cash. Nobody is forced to sell, founders keep full control, and everything you already own — your home, your savings, your 401(k) — is never touched. Add the sales tax, and the two together raise $5.8 trillion a year, with every figure published where anyone can check it.
Your money questions, answeredHealthcare That Takes Care of People
Health care has become a maze of paperwork where providers profit when you’re sick and insurers profit by saying no. We rebuild it around a simpler idea: real care for people, at prices you can actually see. Costs fall through competition and transparency — not rationing — while a private family doctor looks after the everyday and your insurance goes back to covering the big events it was built for.
What changes for your family
A private family doctor you choose
Everyday care — checkups, vaccines, kids' ear infections, chronic conditions — comes from a doctor you pick, with no copay and no claim forms.
Insurance that does its real job
Your private insurance keeps running the show for major care, but stops paying for routine visits — so premiums fall roughly 40% and go back to covering the big, rare events.
Honest prices you can actually see
Every hospital and specialist must post real, all-in prices — and the posted price is legally binding. No surprise bills, no $80 aspirin, ever.
Your health coverage
Everyday care moves to a private family doctor you choose — no copay, no claim forms — so insurance goes back to covering the rare, expensive events it was built for. Premiums fall about 40%, and every specialist price is posted up front and legally binding.
- $0
- everyday care with your family doctor
- ~40%
- lower private insurance premiums
- $930B
- saved a year — competition, not rationing
Everyday care
A private family doctor you choose. No copay, no paperwork.
The big stuff
Specialists & hospitals — compare honest prices like airline tickets.
How care is delivered
Care splits into two doors. Everyday care goes to your own family doctor — who earns a bonus when you actually get healthier, so the sickest patients become the ones doctors most want to help. Major care stays in a fully private market where every price is posted up front and binding, and families in the bottom 40% of incomes get a voucher to buy the exact same insurance as everyone else. No separate clinics, no second-rate care.
Your health questions, answeredWhat the Plan Is Built to Deliver
Projected figures from the AST/AHT Financial Reconciliation. Nothing here is in effect yet — these are the numbers the plan commits to, published so you can hold it to them.
Sales Tax Rebated to Households
The tax on life's necessities, returned in advance — your own money back, no means-testing
$1.0T a year, projected
The sales tax on groceries, rent, and utilities, rebated to every household in advance. Not welfare: your own money, returned before you ever spend a dime.
See what your family would get backNational Health Outlay
Permanent structural reduction in federal health liability
$2.15T
A permanent $930 Billion yearly saving on the nation’s healthcare bill — won through competition and transparent pricing, not rationing, and put toward paying down the National Debt.
Does It Actually Add Up? Here’s the Receipt.
Like any household, the country has to make the numbers work. The two trusts bring in $5.8 trillion a year — enough to keep every promise the government already makes, fund the new private-market health system and the rebate, and still finish the year with money left over.
See the exact line items
| Revenue | AST Engine A + B | +$5,800B |
| Legacy Costs | Defense, Interest, Infrastructure | −$3,500B |
| AHT Costs | Tier 1 + Tier 2 Vouchers | −$1,220B |
| Citizen's Dividend | Poverty-Line Offset | −$1,000B |
| Net Balance | Structural Surplus | +$80B |
Annual federal budget reconciliation, projected Year 3. AST/AHT Financial Impact Assessment.
What the two trusts bring in each year
Defense, interest on the debt, roads & bridges
Private family doctors + insurance vouchers
Sales-tax rebate to every household
Left over at the end of the year
Projected annual figures from the published AST/AHT Financial Reconciliation. The plan pays for the rebate, the doctors, and every promise the government already keeps — and still ends the year in the black.
Every Promise Kept. The Debt Finally Falling.
The fear with any big reform is that something you were counting on gets cut to pay for it. This plan does the opposite. Social Security, the military, our veterans, the interest on the debt — all funded in full. The new private-market health system and your tax rebate are paid for on top of that. And for the first time in a generation, the year still ends with money left over to start paying the debt down.
A minority share of big-business growth + the sales tax — no income tax, no payroll tax
Every existing promise, plus the new systems — all inside the same revenue, with nothing borrowed
$80B left over, every year. The budget balances with room to spare — and that surplus is the first real money in decades aimed straight at paying down the national debt, instead of adding to it.
What stays exactly as promised — funded 100%
Every check honored in full — not one benefit reduced.
National security and the promises to those who served, fully funded.
Paid on schedule — protecting America's credit and the dollar.
Roads, bridges, courts, borders — core services, uninterrupted.
And nothing is switched off overnight. Over a careful ten-year transition, the old programs keep running side by side with the new ones and are funded straight through their sunset — no American ever falls through the gap between the system they have and the one replacing it.
See the ten-year transitionWhat It Means for Someone Like You
A warehouse worker, a small-business founder, and a retired schoolteacher — three honest looks at the before and after.
Joe the Worker
Warehouse logistics lead
“An immediate $15,000 raise — and it's mathematically more expensive to steal it than to pay it.”
See the full storySarah the Startup Founder
Founder & CEO, Sarah's Solar Co.
“Grow from $0 to $49M in revenue paying zero taxes of any kind. Then pay in shares, never in cash.”
See the full storyMartha the Retiree
Retired schoolteacher, 74
“Her old money stays tax-free, and the entire cryptographic system hides behind one plastic card.”
See the full story