Tax Policy Blog

Recapping the 2019 Arkansas Tax Reform

A Tradition Unlike Any Other: The Masters Tax Exemption

Augusta National Golf Club is famous for more than green jackets and pimento cheese sandwiches—legend has it that it’s the impetus for one of the tax code’s many exemptions.

Oregon Shouldn’t Adopt a Margin Tax in Its Search for Revenue

Indiana Chips Away at Tangible Personal Property Taxes

Policymakers Should Learn from Tax Complexity in Brazil and the United States

Austria Makes Mid-Stream Adjustment on Digital Tax Efforts

Hawaii Could GET More Than It Bargained for with Sales Tax Increase

Texas Explores Remote Sales Tax Simplification Option

Florida Should Reevaluate a Proposal to Extend Rental Car Excise Taxes onto Peer-to-Peer Car Shares

On Gas Taxes, Kentucky Kicks the Can Down the Road

Tax Avoidance Rules Increase the Compliance Burden in EU Member Countries

D.C. Property Tax Proposals Should Be Mindful of Base Erosion, Target Simplicity, and Transparency

The TCJA Lowered Taxes for Individuals Throughout Income Groups

Income Tax Credits Paired with Numerous Tax Increases in Wisconsin Gov. Evers’ Budget

Colombia’s New Dividend Policy Raises Taxes on Investors

Tax Competition of a Different Flavor at the OECD

Easing the Kentucky Combined Reporting Transition

Maine’s Water Extraction Tax Proposal Is Poor Tax Policy

Taxing the extraction of water does not make sense as an excise tax and does not make sense as a mechanism to finance rural broadband and public education.

Corporate Tax Reform Comes to Arkansas

Arkansas’s Senate Bill 576 would overhaul the state’s corporate income tax code and dramatically increase its competitiveness from 46th to 44th nationally.

Senators Introduce Legislation to Fix the Retail Glitch