Kyle Pomerleau
Economist and Director, Center for Quantitative Analysis

Kyle Pomerleau is Economist and Director, Center for Quantitative Analysis at the Tax Foundation. In his current position he leads the tax modeling team, oversees the center’s research, and researches and writes on a variety of federal tax issues. His work has been cited in most major media outlets throughout the country. Kyle is originally from Maine and holds an MPP from the McCourt School of Public Policy at Georgetown University. He lives in Arlington, Virginia with his lovely wife, Shuting.
Written Works
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Sen. Warren’s Wealth Tax Is Problematic
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How Much Revenue Would a 70% Top Tax Rate Raise? An Initial Analysis
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Eliminating the SALT Deduction Cap Would Reduce Federal Revenue and Make the Tax Code Less Progressive
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We Shouldn’t Scrap Dynamic Scoring
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New York Fed Blog Post Understates Effective Corporate Tax Rates
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Analysis of Sen. Kamala Harris’s “LIFT the Middle-Class Act”
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2018 International Tax Competitiveness Index
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The Impact of a Higher Corporate Tax Rate to Fund Eliminating the SALT Deduction Cap
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Economic and Budgetary Impact of Indexing Capital Gains to Inflation
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Responding to the NYT’s Stock Buybacks Analysis