Business Taxes

Maryland Candidates for Governor Debate Taxes

Most Common Jobs by Income Bracket

Eminent Domain is not Worth its SALT

Economic Growth Drives the Level of Tax Revenue

U.S. Companies Continue to Flee Uncompetitive U.S. Tax System

Tax Reform in the UK Reversed the Tide of Corporate Tax Inversions

EPI Perpetuates Myth of Low Corporate Taxes

The Tax Code Isn’t Good at Fighting Inequality

Will the New European Commission Seek a Minimum Corporate Tax Rate?

How Critics of Dynamic Scoring Harm the Workers they Purport to Represent

What Does Yesterday’s Supreme Court Same-Sex Marriage Appeal Denial Mean for Same-Sex Couple Tax Filers?

U.S. Saving and Investment: Forty Years of Decline

World Health Organization Wants Higher Excise Taxes on Tobacco

The European Parliament Signals a More Integrated Tax System

Higher Wages through International Trade

Is New York City Eyeing Corporate Tax Reform?

A Year After $9 Billion Incentive, Boeing Employment in Washington to be Reduced

Losing the Future: The Decline of U.S. Saving and Investment

Saving and investment are necessary for a society to adequately provide for its future. Saving and investment have declined substantially as a percentage of GDP over the last 40 years. American private saving barely keeps pace with total government deficits. On the whole, the country saves very little. American investment barely keeps pace with depreciation; U.S. private and public capital stock and infrastructure deteriorates almost as quickly as it can be repaired or replaced with new investment.

Chile to Raise Taxes in 2015

Corporate Tax Hike Signals End of Chilean Miracle