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Individual Taxes

Large U.S. Firms Paid a 16.6 Percent Federal Tax Rate

July 2, 2013 –
A new analysis by the Government Accountability Office finds that in 2010 large U.S. corporations paid an average effective tax rate on their worldwide income...
Individual Taxes

New Study: Tax Subsidies Do Little To Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

July 1, 2013 –
The other day, President Obama proposed a modest and largely aspirational plan to respond to climate change. Unlike some of his past efforts, it did...
Individual Taxes

Can The Baucus-Hatch Blank Slate Plan Jump Start Tax Reform?

June 27, 2013 –
Senators Max Baucus (D-MT) and Orrin Hatch (R-UT), the chairman and senior Republican on the Senate Finance Committee, tried to jump-start the drive towards tax...
Individual Taxes

What Will Supreme Court Decision on DOMA Mean for the IRS?

June 26, 2013 –
I’m celebrating today’s Supreme Court ruling on the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) with my friends and relatives whose marriages are today, finally, accorded equal...
Individual Taxes

DOMA’s Demise and Federal Taxes

June 26, 2013 –
Same-sex couples are cheering the Supreme Court’s striking down the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), but the tax consequences are more of a mixed bag...
Individual Taxes

Do Private Equity Firms and their Partners Owe Ordinary Income Tax Under Today’s Law?

June 25, 2013 –
For a decade, Congress has been debating how to tax managers of private equity firms. The argument is pretty familiar to tax wonks: Should these...
Federal Budget and Economy

Immigration Pork

June 25, 2013 –
Do you think Congress really cares about the budget deficit anymore? Or that the age-old practice of buying lawmakers votes with local projects is really...
Individual Taxes

Uncle Sam’s Trillion-Dollar Portfolio Partly Offsets the Public Debt

June 24, 2013 –
When policy folks talk about America’s federal borrowing, their go-to measures are the public debt, currently $12 trillion, and its ratio to gross domestic product,...
Individual Taxes

How To Fix Social Security Disability Insurance

June 21, 2013 –
Social Security Disability Insurance has often been forgotten in the debate over the broader Social Security program. But Congress is beginning to pay attention, perhaps...
State and Local Issues

Andrew Cuomo’s Lesson in What Not to do With Rising Tax Revenues

June 19, 2013 –
After years of grim revenue news, state tax collections are surging. As they do, governors and state legislators are making decisions about how to manage...
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The Tax Gap’s Many Shades of Gray (Brief)

Daniel Hemel, Janet Holtzblatt, Steven M. Rosenthal
February 22, 2022

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