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Individual Taxes

Narrow Tax Hikes Win Support in Several States

November 11, 2013 –
Last Tuesday, voters in several states approved modest tax hikes. Increasingly, states are using ballot measures to determine whether to support new taxes. Some of...
Federal Budget and Economy

Can Expiring Tax Provisions Save the Budget Talks?

November 7, 2013 –
There is lots of buzz around Washington about whether a laundry list of expiring tax provisions could be the key to a modest budget agreement...
Individual Taxes

How Big is the Penalty if You Don’t Get Health Insurance?

November 6, 2013 –
Stories about the Affordable Care Act often tell readers that they’ll have to pay a $95 penalty if they don’t get adequate health insurance coverage...
Individual Taxes

Do Campaign Finance Middle-Men Deserve Tax-exempt Status?

November 5, 2013 –
Thanks to the campaign watchdog organization Center for Responsive Politics and National Public Radio, we’ve learned more about the tactics of some political organizations that...
Individual Taxes

Time to Fix the Budget Process

November 4, 2013 –
Congressional negotiators are trying to craft a budget deal by mid-December. Fareed Zakaria’s Global Public Square asked twelve experts what they hoped that deal would...
Individual Taxes

“Stateless Income” Versus “Statefully Taxless Income”

November 4, 2013 –
Ireland is playing the world like a Celtic harp, and perhaps the world deserves it. The US and other European nations have been complaining for...
Federal Budget and Economy

As Budget Talks Start, Beware the Bogus Revenue Hikes

October 31, 2013 –
As House and Senate budget negotiators sit down (eight months late), the inevitable issue of new revenues has already raised its head. Predictably, Democrats insist...
State and Local Issues

Who Benefits from Muni Bonds? It’s More Complicated Than You Think

October 29, 2013 –
Who benefits the most from the tax subsidy for municipal bonds? The easy answer is: Rich people who buy most of the tax-free paper. That’s...
Campaigns, Proposals, and Reforms

Current Law Distribution of Taxes

October 26, 2013 –
Fiscal year 2013 federal revenues came from four major sources: individual income tax (47 percent), payroll taxes (34 percent), corporate income tax...
Federal Budget and Economy

The Illogic of the McConnell Debt Limit Rule

October 23, 2013 –
In the aftermath of the recent government shutdown and the painful negotiations that brought the country perilously close to defaulting on government debt, policy experts...
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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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