How Has the Tax Code Changed Since 1986?
The Tax Reform Act of 1986 is often hailed as a major bipartisan achievement, a reform that simplified the tax code and lowered marginal tax rates.
Taxes
The Limits of An All-Tax Solution
Tax Policy Center has a new paper out showing what tax rates would have
Rudolph Penner: Can Tax Reform Save the U.S. Economy?
Were it not for the growth in spending on Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security, the United States wouldn't have much of a budget problem.
President Obama's Corporate Tax Reform Plan
True to this year's State of the Union address, the Obama Administration released a propo
A Closer Look at the President's Tax Policy
This week, in our blog series on the President's budget,
Taking a Hatchet to Tax Expenditures
The good folks at the Tax Policy Center have written yet another enlightening report on tax expenditures.
Two Good Op-Eds From The New York Times
The New York Times had two interesting op-eds over the weekend on two essential components of deficit reduction: tax reform and health car
A Way to Reform the Tax Code, from AEI
Alex Brill of the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) recently
An Analysis of Rick Santorum's Tax Plan
After evaluating Mitt Romney's,
What Is, and What Should Be, on the Table?
As lawmakers slowly return to town this week and next week, there will be an increasing focus on possible offsets for any extensions to expiring po