Erica York
Analyst
Erica York is an Analyst with the Center for Federal Tax Policy at Tax Foundation. She previously interned at Tax Foundation with the Center for State Tax Policy in Summer 2016.
Her analysis has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, and other publications. She holds a master’s degree in Economics from Wichita State University and an undergraduate degree in Business Administration and Economics from Sterling (KS) College.
Erica grew up on a small farming and draft horse operation in rural Kansas and she now lives in Alexandria, Virginia, with her husband.
Written Works
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Senators Propose Three Different Bills on the Plug-In Electric Vehicle Tax Credit
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Evaluating the Changed Incentives for Repatriating Foreign Earnings
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Nearly 90 Percent of Taxpayers Are Projected to Take the TCJA’s Expanded Standard Deduction
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The Economics of Stock Buybacks
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Cost Recovery Treatment Short of Full Expensing Creates A Drag on Economic Growth
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The Ways and Means Committee Passes Tax Reform 2.0
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What are Universal Savings Accounts and Why Are They Important?
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Millennials Filed One-Third of 2016 Tax Returns
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Permanence for 100 Percent Bonus Depreciation Provides More Cost-Effective Growth than Permanence for Individual Provisions
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The TCJA’s Expensing Provision Alleviates the Tax Code’s Bias Against Certain Investments