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Individual Taxes

CBO Finds Growing U.S. Income Inequality

December 9, 2013 –
Just as President Obama was decrying our nation’s rising income inequality , the Congressional Budget Office provided him with some new ammunition. CBO’s latest report...
Individual Taxes

Analyzing Taxes and Transfers Together

December 5, 2013 –
Government redistributes income through tax and spending programs. Nearly everyone pays some tax – be it federal or state income taxes, payroll taxes, or sales...
Individual Taxes

Obama Will Try to Clarify the Role of Tax-Exempt Groups in Politics

November 26, 2013 –
The Obama Administration is trying to untangle the controversy over the growing role of 501(c)(4) social welfare organizations in politics by creating a new category...
Individual Taxes

A Value-Added Tax That Won’t Raise Revenues Or Boost Taxes on the Poor

November 26, 2013 –
For many years, Michael Graetz, now a law professor at Columbia University, has been promoting a national Value-Added Tax (VAT) that would become the principal...
Individual Taxes

Baucus Proposes International Tax Reform But Future Action Remains Uncertain

November 19, 2013 –
In an effort to jumpstart moribund tax reform efforts, Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus (D-MT) is suggesting major changes in the way U.S.-based multinational...
Individual Taxes

Why Not Use Tax Preparers as a Portal to Health Exchanges?

November 14, 2013 –
What if we bought individual health insurance through our tax preparers? At first, the idea seems bizarre, but give me a minute to explain. Given...
Federal Budget and Economy

The Democrats Never-Ending Search for Tax Loophole Closers

November 13, 2013 –
Senate Democrats are circulating a list of a dozen tax “loopholes” they’d like to close as part of a budget package. It is unlikely that...
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...
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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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