Mortgage Interest Deduction

Changing Tax Policy Landscape Will Worsen U.S. Competitiveness

Unless lawmakers act, 2022 will be the first of several years that the U.S. tax system automatically changes for the worse.

Permanent Build Back Better Act Would Likely Require Large Tax Increases on the Middle Class

Policymakers and taxpayers should understand the scope of tax changes necessary to fully pay for the large-scale social spending programs that would be initiated under the Build Back Better Act.

Don’t Add More Temporary Tax Policies in Budget Reconciliation

Temporary policy creates uncertainty for taxpayers and scheduling more expirations will add to the already-expiring provisions under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) of 2017.

Debunking 3 Myths About the Mortgage Interest Deduction

Three Possible Impacts of the TCJA Related to the Financial Services Sector

Three Points on the Mortgage Interest Deduction

The Effects of Lowering the Cap on the Home Mortgage Interest Deduction

North Carolina House Tax Plan Passes Second Reading

Table: Obama, Romney, and Bowles-Simpson Tax Plans

Testimony of Scott Hodge before the U.S. Senate Budget Committee, Hearing on Distribution and Efficiency of Spending in the Tax Code