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Seattle’s New Business Head Tax Law is Deeply Unpopular

Governor Dayton Vetoes Minnesota’s Conformity Bill

How Well-Funded are Pension Plans in Your State?

More than half the states have pension plans that are less than two-thirds funded, and five states have pension plans that are less than 50 percent funded.

Fee Proposal Would Discourage Companies from Hiring Lower-Income Workers

Soda Taxes Are Not a Sensible Solution to Combat Obesity

Is Every Tax Cut Kansas?

D.C. Proposes Sales Tax Increase, Other Tax Changes

Contrary to “Fair Share” Claims, Businesses are Central to Tax Collection Systems

Taxes matter to investment decisions. Global tax collectors must weigh the marginal benefit of additional revenues against the economic harm high business taxes could cause.

D.C. Council Forwards Hefty Cigarette Tax Increase

While a cigarette tax increase can seem like a productive step for public health, the decision carries with it many undesirable outcomes.

Help from Our Friends: What States Can Learn from Tax Reform Experiences across the Country

Important lessons can be learned from other state experiences with tax reform. While Kansas teaches us what not to do, Utah, Indiana, North Carolina, and the District of Columbia illustrate that smart, sensible tax reform is possible.