| Dear Wisconsin Patriot, I have an urgent Wisconsin alert... Yesterday, the Wisconsin Assembly voted 86-12 in favor of Assembly Bill 29 -- a bill that would end sales taxes on purchases of gold, silver, platinum, and palladium coins, bars and rounds. This popular bill is now before the Joint Committee on Finance. Now is the time to act... Unlike Wisconsin, 43 states do not tax the purchase of the gold and silver coins, bars, and rounds. If you act RIGHT NOW, Wisconsin can soon become the 44th... but it won't be possible without your help. It's vital you help us make constitutional money -- gold and silver -- tax-free in Wisconsin. Especially when our nation and our citizens face overwhelming inflation and financial risks.
Please contact the Joint Committee chairman and members and urge them to support AB 29 ASAP.
It isn't often when taking just 5-10 minutes of your time can achieve something so meaningful for freedom and sound money.
The fact is, 43 states have declared that taxing gold and silver is wrong.
And right now, Wisconsin is sadly not one of them.
And unless Assembly Bill 29 passes, Wisconsin investors, businesses, and even in-state revenues will continue to be harmed by the current policy... to say nothing of the average taxpayer.
Every other state in the region has eliminated this tax. Wisconsin is COMPLETELY surrounded by states that don't charge sales taxes on gold and silver. This is urgent. Please CALL and EMAIL the senators on the Joint Committee on Finance above right away and urge them to vote YES on AB 29 IMMEDIATELY. Click Here to Email Them All At Once More than $33 trillion in debt, America's inflationary policies have put everyone at risk. This bill would ensure a major disincentive in the way of saving wealth in real money, i.e. gold and silver, is eliminated. Respectfully Stefan Gleason, President
Money Metals Exchange
P.S. Please contact the chairman and other members of the Joint Committee on Finance TODAY and urge them to end unjust sales taxes on the monetary metals!
Gold and silver are money, and they should not be taxed in Wisconsin! | 
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