Should the rich pay higher traffic fines?
read more...A conundrum for the left: the best way of maximizing revenue is to minimize the economic damage of the tax system.
read more...The President’s desired taxes on capital will hit more than just the rich, and might even lose revenue.
read more...The WSJ provides the sordid details of a bureaucratic injustice.
read more...Soak the rich? They’re already drenched.
read more...Is reform more likely now that Republicans have the Senate?
read more...Will this be the “spread the wealth around” of the 2016 campaign?
read more...New evidence confirms what we already knew: that Laffer Curve effects reduce expected revenue gains from higher taxes.
read more...I’ve shared some interested rankings on tax policy, including a map from the Tax Foundation showing which states have the earliest and latest Tax Freedom Days. There’s also a depressing table showing that the United States “earns” a lowly 94th place in a ranking of business-friendly tax system. Heck, there’s even a map showing the states with the highest wine taxes, […]
read more...I’m a big advocate of the Laffer Curve. Simply stated, it’s absurdly inaccurate to think that taxpayers and the economy are insensitive to changes in tax policy. Yet bureaucracies such as the Joint Committee on Taxation basically assume that the economy will be unaffected and that tax revenues will jump dramatically if tax rates are boosted by, say, […]
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