Individual Income and Payroll Taxes

It Matters How Tax Brackets are Adjusted

The Tax Code Isn’t Good at Fighting Inequality

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

Krugman Defends Indefensible in Critique of “Voodoo Economics”

North Dakota Democrat Tax Commissioner Candidate Proposes Flat Tax—Big Tax Climate Improvement

2015 Tax Brackets

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.

Estonia has the Most Competitive Tax System in the OECD

Morgan Stanley Incorrectly Blames Growing Income Inequality on Tax Policies

Always Be Careful with IRS Income Data

Which States Have the Most Progressive Income Taxes?

What Does a Less Progressive Income Tax Look Like?

CBO Cost Estimate Shows ABLE Act Would Cost More Than it Saves

IRS Aims to Tax Silicon Valley Workers’ Fringe Benefits

Higher Incomes Should Be Our Policy Focus

More Jobs versus More Children

Income Data is a Poor Measure of Inequality

What Are Tax Expenditures?

Federal Debt Projected to Exceed 100 Percent of GDP in Next 25 Years

$21,000 Tax Bill Just for Some Potato Salad