Business Taxes

Corporate Tax Reform Comes to Arkansas

Arkansas’s Senate Bill 576 would overhaul the state’s corporate income tax code and dramatically increase its competitiveness from 46th to 44th nationally.

Senators Introduce Legislation to Fix the Retail Glitch

What’s up with Being GILTI?

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act made significant changes to the way U.S. multinationals’ foreign profits are taxed. GILTI, or “Global Intangible Low Tax Income,” was introduced as an outbound anti-base erosion provision.

Complexity of Labor Taxes in Europe

Oregon’s Proposed Gross Receipts Tax Is More Damaging Than Proposed Value-Added Tax

Testimony: Temporary Policy in the Federal Tax Code

Tax policy can increase the size of the economy by having a positive impact on the incentives to work and invest. However, when tax policy is temporary or retroactive, these positive effects are muted, and policies do not effectively incentivize the intended activity.

How Do Transfers and Progressive Taxes Affect the Distribution of Income?

Federal tax rates vary by income group and tax source. The federal tax system redistributes income from high- and low-income taxpayers.

Rhode Island Entity-Level Tax Proposal Raises Legal and Practical Concerns

France’s Digital Services Tax: Facts and Analysis

Michigan Governor Proposes Gas Tax Increase, Entity-Level Business Tax

New Mexico Tax Increase Package Advances

Complexity of the Corporate Income Tax in Europe

There are Better Ways to Raise Revenue in Oregon Than a Gross Receipts Tax

How Much Does Your State Collect in Corporate Income Taxes Per Capita?

French Digital Services Tax Would Target A Select Group of Companies

Tax Foundation Response to OECD Public Consultation Document: Addressing the Tax Challenges of the Digitalization of the Economy

Though the challenges to international tax policy are many, the OECD has a chance to work toward a system that creates fewer distortions and negative economic effects than the current one. However, given the policies on the table, it will certainly take quite an effort to avoid further complexity of international tax rules that creates challenges to global trade and economic prosperity.

What Happens When Everyone is GILTI?

Secretary Mnuchin, Finance Minister Le Maire, and other tax policy leaders should encourage the OECD and their own research staff to perform serious economic analysis on the alternatives for changing international tax rules before moving forward. It would be quite unfortunate for the world to learn the wrong lessons from U.S. tax reform.

To Remedy Tax Compliance Problems, Gig Economy Firms Need Policy Certainty

Lawmakers Introduce Another Tax Extenders Bill

The Composition of Federal Revenue Has Changed Over Time

The federal income tax and federal payroll tax make up a growing share of federal revenue. Individual income taxes have become a central pillar of the federal revenue system, now comprising nearly half of all revenue.