Tyler Parks is Manager of Government Relations at the Tax Foundation, where he assists in communicating sound tax policy to members of Congress and staff and to state governments around the country.
Prior to joining the Tax Foundation, Tyler worked as staff assistant for Rep. Karen Handel (R-GA).
Tyler graduated, with honors, in 2016 from the University of Georgia with bachelor’s degrees in Political Science and Economics.
He resides in Washington, D.C., and enjoys hiking, skeet shooting, and attending baseball games in his free time.
By extending bonus depreciation and introducing neutral cost recovery, the RSC budget would significantly improve the treatment of investment leading to increased growth, expanded employment, and higher wages.
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