Tax Policy Blog

The Negative Impact of a New Gross Receipts Tax in San Francisco

Washington Voters Might Ban Local Grocery Excise Taxes, Including Soda Taxes

Hawaii Court Considers Investment Property Tax on Ballot

Arizona Income Tax Increase Not on November Ballot

Michigan Voters to Decide Legalizing and Taxing Marijuana

Massachusetts Income Tax Increase Not on November Ballot

EY Global Chairman and CEO Mark Weinberger to Receive 2018 Distinguished Service Award

Montana Initiative 185 Mixes Medicaid Funding with Unstable Tax Revenue

Tax Proposals in the French Budget for 2019

Californians Split on Gas Tax Repeal Initiative

Cost Recovery Treatment Short of Full Expensing Creates A Drag on Economic Growth

Full expensing is a key driver of future economic growth, and can have a larger pro-growth effect per dollar of revenue forgone than cutting tax rates.

The Ways and Means Committee Passes Tax Reform 2.0

The Impact of a Higher Corporate Tax Rate to Fund Eliminating the SALT Deduction Cap

Recent Developments on the EU Digital Turnover Tax

New Bill to Make Four Changes to the Affordable Care Act

Upcoming Corporate Tax Rate Reductions in Developed Countries

Washington Voters to Consider a Carbon Tax—Again

Colorado Announces Online Sales Tax Collection Starting November 1

What are Universal Savings Accounts and Why Are They Important?

Tax Reform 2.0 Takes Shape

Recently, Congress released a series of bills which have been dubbed “Tax Reform 2.0.” These bills modify and build upon the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, whose individual provisions are currently set to expire at the end of 2025. We outline the details of each bill, including changes to tax rates, the standard deduction, and the child tax credit.