Alex Muresianu Federal Policy Analyst Follow Alex Muresianu on Twitter Alex Muresianu is a federal analyst at the Tax Foundation, after previously working on the federal team as an intern in the summer of 2018 and as a research assistant in summer 2020. He attended Tufts University, graduating with a degree in economics and minors in finance and political science in February 2021. He also worked for the Pioneer Institute in 2019, spent a summer as a journalism intern at Reason magazine, and written op-eds for various print and online publications. Alex originally hails from outside Boston, and enjoys Dungeons and Dragons, ’80s movies (Back to the Future, Indiana Jones, the Schwarzenegger filmography, Die Hard, etc.), and classic rock. Written Works Proposal for Reporting Requirements for Financial Institutions Misses the Mark October 20, 2021 Carbon Tax: Weighing the Options for Financing Reconciliation September 29, 2021 The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of the Ways and Means Plan September 20, 2021 Yes, the U.S. Tax Code Is Progressive September 17, 2021 Build Back Better Act: Details & Analysis of the $3.5 Trillion Budget Reconciliation Bill September 16, 2021 U.S. Would Have Third-Highest Corporate Tax Rate in OECD Under Ways and Means Plan September 15, 2021 Corporations in Most States Would Face Income Tax Rate Exceeding 30 Percent Under Ways and Means Proposal September 15, 2021 Top Combined Capital Gains Tax Rates Would Average Nearly 37 Percent Under House Dems’ Plan September 14, 2021 Tax Reform and Infrastructure Investment: The Two Theories September 9, 2021 Reviewing Wyden’s Reconciliation Tax Policy Proposals September 7, 2021 See Full List Back to Staff Page
