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[[Image:Carly-fiorina.jpg|150x150px200px|thumb|right|Carly Fiorina]]

Born on September 6, 1954, Carly Fiorina is American business executive who led Hewlett-Packard Company as CEO from 1999-2005. Among other accomplishments, Fiorina was the first woman CEO listed on the Dow Jones Industrial Average. She is seeking the Republican Party nomination for president in 2016. [http://www.britannica.com/biography/Carly-Fiorina (Britannica)]

===Simplify the tax code===*The tax code is too complicated and "needs to go from "73,000 pages down to about three pages." (CFWTR)*Move from revenue-neutral to revenue-reducing tax reform (CFWTR) ===Lower rates and close loopholes===*Supports a low, flat tax for businesses and individuals {{:Carly Fiorina (CFWTRTax Reform)*Supports The Hoover Institution and Congressman Michael Burgess's [https://www.carlyforpresident.com/media/example-of-3-page-tax-code.pdf plans]}}

==={{:Carly Fiorina's background at HP===*"I was recruited to HP to save a company. It was a company that had grown into a bloated bureaucracy that cost too much and delivered too little to customers and shareholders. As an outsider, I tackled HP's entrenched problems head-on, I cut the bureaucracy down to size, reintroduced accountability, focused on service, on innovation, on leading in every market and every product segment. It was a difficult time. However, we saved 80,000 jobs. We went on to grow to 160,000 jobs. I had to make tough calls in tough times. I think people are looking for that in Washington." (RD3)===Fiorina's two fundamental problems with the American economy===#"We have tangled people up in a web of dependence from which they can't escape" (Fox)#"We're crushing small businesses now" (Fox)Her solution: "if we want the middle class growing again, we've got to get small Jobs and family-owned businesses going and growing again." (FoxBusiness Policy)}}