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Individual Taxes

Will the Retirement of Max Baucus Open the Door to Tax Reform?

April 25, 2013 –
It has become conventional wisdom in Washington that the just-announced retirement of Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus (D-MT) boosts chances for tax reform in...
State and Local Issues

Five Things You Should Know About the Online Sales Tax Bill

April 23, 2013 –
The Senate is close to passing a bill that would let states require online and catalogue sellers to collect sales taxes on the products they...
Federal Budget and Economy

Why State and Local Governments are Hurting the Recovery

April 23, 2013 –
Until the Great Recession, state and local governments played a remarkably constant role through down business cycles. For four decades, when the economy turned sour,...
Individual Taxes

Update: Senate Will Consider State Remote Sales Tax Today

April 22, 2013 –
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) plans to bring the Marketplace Fairness Act of 2013 to the floor today for a preliminary vote. The measure...
Campaigns, Proposals, and Reforms

High Income Households Would Pay Most—But Not All—of the New Taxes in Obama’s 2014 Budget

April 22, 2013 –
The revenue proposals included in President Obama’s 2014 budget would, as intended, significantly raise taxes on the highest-income American households. However, despite Obama’s long-standing pledge...
State and Local Issues

What Ever Happened to State Tax Reform?

April 16, 2013 –
Just months ago, to the joy of conservatives and the consternation of liberals, several Republican governors proposed major tax reform plans. At least three--Bobby Jindal...
Individual Taxes

Simplifying Child Care Tax Benefits

April 15, 2013 –
Every year at tax time I am reminded of two tax benefits that subsidize my children’s child care – the employer-provided child care exclusion and...
Federal Budget and Economy

What’s the Mix of Spending and Revenue in the President’s Deficit Reduction Proposal?

April 12, 2013 –
President Obama’s budget identifies a group of policies as a $1.8 trillion deficit reduction proposal. I found the budget presentation of this proposal somewhat confusing;...
Federal Budget and Economy

The President’s Plan to Cap Retirement Saving Benefits

April 12, 2013 –
The president’s FY 2014 Budget would limit tax benefits for workers with high-balance retirement saving accounts. Although critics call the plan a blow to workers’...
Individual Taxes

Taxing Millionaires: Obama’s Buffett Rule

April 11, 2013 –
From the start of his 2008 campaign, President Obama has called for raising taxes on the rich. He got much but not all that he...
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Brief

The Tax Gap’s Many Shades of Gray (Brief)

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

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