Dan Mitchell, Andrew Quinlan to speak as low-tax jurisdictions respond to international assault.
Daily Analysis
The Left’s Dream Is a Value-Added Tax on the Middle Class, so Why Are Advocates of Small Government Helping to Advance that Awful Levy?
Why do some good lawmakers want to give the other side a value-added tax?
Lower Tax Rates vs. Targeted Tax Credits, Part III
Lower tax rates provide greater benefits than targeted credits.
The Ted Cruz Tax Plan: A Pro-Growth Restructuring of the Internal Revenue Code, but with One Worrisome Feature
A good plan with one red flag.
Rearranging the Deck Chairs Isn’t the Solution for Belgium’s Titanic Tax System
A lesson in tax economics.
A Much-Needed Economics, Math, and Logic Lesson for the New York Times
Sometimes things that are simple on paper are not so simple in reality.
Why Is the Obama Administration Allowing an International Bureaucracy to Push Tax Policies that Will Make America Companies Less Competitive?
I’m happy that BEPS is finally getting some hostile attention, but I wonder why it took so long.
Governor Jindal’s Bold Reform Plan Slashes Revenue to DC, Abolishes the Corporate Income Tax
Jindal deserves credit for actually wanting to solve problems.
It’s Time for 2016 Candidates to Unveil Plans to Restrain Spending
For their tax reform plans to work, candidates need concomitant proposals to restrain the growth of federal spending.
Microsoft Audit Scandal Shows that Restraints on Abusive IRS Should Be Part of Tax Reform Plans
A damning indictment against a vindictive bureaucracy.