The OECD is disingenuously cherry-picking data to support its far left ideology.
read more...Democrats didn’t used to be so infatuated with punitive tax rates.
read more...Rather than trashing the Constitution, we should be trashing the internal revenue code.
read more...Why I’m so vocal against tax hikes.
read more...How does their plan stack up against these criteria for good tax reform?
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...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...The Tax Foundation in Washington does some great work on fiscal issues, but I also admire their use of maps when they want to show how various states perform on key indicators. They’re best known for “Tax Freedom Day,” which measures how long people have to work each year before they’ve earned enough to satisfy […]
read more...There have been some unfortunate and dark days in American history, but what was the worst day? Some obvious choices include December 7, when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, and September 11, when the terrorists launched their despicable attack. Another option (somewhat tongue in cheek) might be January 20 since Republican partisans would say that’s […]
read more...What’s the worst thing about Delaware? No, not Joe Biden. He’s just a harmless clown and the butt of some good jokes. Instead, the so-called First State is actually the Worst State because 100 years ago, on this very day, Delaware made the personal income tax possible by ratifying the 16th Amendment. Though, to be […]
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