Business Taxes

Oregon’s “Kicker” Kicks the State While It’s Down

Supreme Court Won’t Hear Retroactive Tax Increase Cases

Takeaways from Initial House Ways and Means Tax Reform Hearing

D.C. Council Committee to Vote on Interrupting Tax Reform Package

Permanent Bonus Expensing is a Step in the Right Direction

Economic Growth and Cutting the Corporate Tax Rate

North Carolina Set to Post Another Large Budget Surplus

Consideration of a New Gross Receipts Tax Moves Forward in Oregon

Ted Olson Misses the Mark on Analysis of DBCFT Constitutionality

Interest Deductibility – Issues and Reforms

Interest deductibility creates holes in the tax base, distorts corporate investment strategies, and contributes to a potentially dangerous macroeconomic environment of overleveraging.

West Virginia Legislature Enters Special Session with a Revised Tax Plan on the Table

Taxes and the Star Wars Universe

Taxes are everywhere, and that includes the Star Wars universe.

Why Full Expensing Encourages More Investment than A Corporate Rate Cut

If economic growth is the goal of your tax reform plan, moving towards full expensing and a cash-flow tax is the most efficient way to spur investment,

Louisiana Scraps Gross Receipts Tax Proposal

UK Government Abandons Structural Tax Reform

Details of the Trump Administration Tax Proposal Released Today

Could Trump’s Corporate Rate Cut to 15 Percent be Self-Financing?

Louisiana’s Proposed Tax Plan is a Bad Deal

Wait. How Would Louisiana’s Gross Receipts Tax Work?

Competitiveness Impact of Tax Reform for the United States

U.S. taxes on new business investment are uncompetitive globally. While corporate tax rate reductions would have a significant impact on competitiveness, expensing proposals currently being considered would add much more grease to make the wheels turn in the U.S. economy.