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New jersey tax relief, gubernatorial election 2025

New Jersey Taxpayers Deserve Tax Relief

New Jersey’s residents deserve tax relief, and the state must stem the tide of out-migration. Affordable reforms in the near term could pave the way for more sweeping, and competitive, reforms to take root in the future.

One Big Beautiful Bill Pros Cons

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly in the One, Big, Beautiful Bill

Senate Republicans have advanced legislation to extend many provisions of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) alongside dozens of new provisions, following broadly similar legislation put forward by House Republicans.

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future of eu tax mix with stefanie geringer, university of vienna

Fiscal Forum: Future of the EU Tax Mix with Dr. Stefanie Geringer

Tax Foundation Europe’s Sean Bray had the opportunity to interview Dr. Stefanie Geringer, a postdoctoral researcher at the Faculty of Law at the University of Vienna and Masaryk University Brno, a certified tax advisor and manager of tax at BDO Austria, about the future of the EU tax mix.

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Tax Subsidies for R&D Expenditures in Europe, 2025

Many countries incentivize business investment in research and development (R&D), intending to foster innovation. A common approach is to provide direct government funding for R&D activity. However, a significant number of jurisdictions also offer R&D tax incentives.

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Illinois Policymakers Should Think Twice Before Taxing GILTI

If Illinois’ budget is enacted as-is, Illinois will newly tax 50 percent of Global Intangible Low-Taxed Income (GILTI) as of tax year 2025, retroactively increasing tax burdens for US businesses and further hindering Illinois’ business tax competitiveness.

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‘Trump Accounts’ Could Be Better. Here’s How.

If the federal government really wanted to make saving more accessible for taxpayers, it would swap the proposal for Trump Accounts to replace the complicated mess of savings accounts currently available with universal savings accounts.

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beer taxes by state, 2025

Beer Taxes by State, 2025

In the United States, taxes are the single most expensive ingredient in beer. The tax burden accounts for more of the final price of beer than labor and materials combined—the many different layers of applicable taxes combining to total as much as 40.8 percent of the retail price.

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capital allowances full expensing bonus depreciation capital cost recovery across oecd 2025

Capital Cost Recovery across the OECD, 2025 Update

The ongoing economic uncertainty from Russia’s war in Ukraine, economic recovery, supply chain disruptions, and rising interest rates have highlighted the importance of business investment.

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Trump tax policies, big beautiful bill, hurt low-tax states, state tax reform

Trump’s Policies Deal a Double Blow to Tax-Cutting States

President’s Trump’s policies would throw high-tax states a life raft as they swim against the tide—before potentially hitting all states with a tariff-induced economic tsunami that could force lawmakers’ hands and reverse recent tax relief.

rhode island tax bill, top income tax rate, massachusetts income tax

Rhode Island Should Not Imitate Massachusetts’ Tax Mistakes

Rhode Island lawmakers are debating raising the state’s top income tax rate. Though billed as a tax hike on high earners, the consequences would manifest across the state’s entire economy—creating a risk that Rhode Island will tax its way into uncompetitiveness.

Remittances Tax | One Big Beautiful Bill International Money Transfers and Financial Institutions Compliance Costs

The Remittances Tax: High Paperwork, Low Payoff

The House-passed “One Big Beautiful Bill” includes a new 3.5 percent tax on remittances, or non-commercial transfers of money that people in the US send to people abroad.

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No Tax on Social Security vs. Proposed $4,000 Senior Bonus Senior Tax Deduction One Big Beautiful Bill Act OBBB

How Would the Proposed $4,000 Senior Deduction Compare to No Tax on Social Security?

The House’s “Big Beautiful Bill” increased senior deduction would deliver a larger tax cut to lower-middle- and middle-income households compared to exempting all Social Security benefits from taxation, and would not weaken the trust funds. But given the temporary nature of the policy, it would increase the deficit-impact of the reconciliation bill without boosting long-run economic growth.

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Senators must hold down the SALT cap

Senators Must Hold Down the SALT Cap

As the Senate considers next steps for the House-passed “big, beautiful” tax bill, the battle lines have been drawn for a showdown over the state and local tax (SALT) deduction.