Gig Economy

Advances in technology have enabled workers to connect with customers via online platform applications for work ranging from ridesharing to home repair services. The rise of gig economy work has reduced barriers to self-employment, bringing tax challenges like tax complexity and taxpayer noncompliance.

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Taxes and New York’s Fiscal Crisis: Evaluating Revenue Proposals to Close the State’s Budget Gap

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Tax Policy After Coronavirus: Clearing a Path to Economic Recovery

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Improving the Federal Tax System for Gig Economy Participants

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