Individual and Consumption Taxes

New NerdWallet Report Projects Significant Revenues from Marijuana Legalization

DC Tax Reform Package Starts Taking Effect

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.

State Inflation-Indexing of Gasoline Taxes

IRS Taxpayer Bill of Rights

Estonia has the Most Competitive Tax System in the OECD

Morgan Stanley Incorrectly Blames Growing Income Inequality on Tax Policies

Tax Bill Passes Exempting Tribal General Welfare Benefits

Businesses Paid Nearly $671 Billion in State and Local Taxes Last Year

New York Considers Special Property Surcharge for Nonresidents

Governor Corbett Approves $2 Philadelphia School District Cigarette Tax

Always Be Careful with IRS Income Data

California Triples Film Tax Credit

New York State to Build Solar Cell Factory for Elon Musk-Owned Firm

Which States Have the Most Progressive Income Taxes?

Nevada “Stripper Tax” Survives Constitutional Challenge

What Does a Less Progressive Income Tax Look Like?

Entrepreneurship and a Pro-Growth Tax Code

Reducing Compliance Costs for Small Businesses

A Deduction for CEO Compensation is Still not a Subsidy