Base Erosion and Anti-Abuse Tax (BEAT)

Territorial Tax System

Accounting for Deficits: When Should They Matter and How Should We Solve It?

Revenue shortfalls and deficits can be addressed best by considering when to consider the deficit as the primary priority and reevaluating how revenue can be raised most efficiently through sound tax policy principles.

Tax Policy After Coronavirus: Clearing a Path to Economic Recovery

Governments at all levels must work to remove the tax policy barriers that stand in the way of economic recovery and long-term prosperity following the COVID-19 crisis. Our new guide outlines several comprehensive options that policymakers can take at the federal and state levels.

Anti-Base Erosion Provisions and Territorial Tax Systems in OECD Countries

The U.S. decision to adopt a territorial tax system is certainly an improvement over having a worldwide system. However, in moving to a territorial system some of the new features created with the TCJA increased the complexity of the system.

Tax Competition of a Different Flavor at the OECD

A Hybrid Approach: The Treatment of Foreign Profits under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act moved the U.S. toward more of a territorial corporate tax system used by most other OECD countries. However, the U.S. law contains key differences in the treatment of foreign profits.