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Tag Archives : Payroll Tax

A Primer on Marginal Tax Rates, Part III: Hidden Taxes

A Primer on Marginal Tax Rates, Part III: Hidden Taxes

Posted on November 12, 2023

Governments hide some taxes by ostensibly imposing them on employers.

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Seattle Suicide

Seattle Suicide

Posted on May 2, 2020

Is Seattle the most poorly governed city in the United States?

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Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, Payroll Taxes, and the Value-Added Tax

Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, Payroll Taxes, and the Value-Added Tax

Posted on January 17, 2016

Another wrinkle in the VAT debate.

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Rearranging the Deck Chairs Isn’t the Solution for Belgium’s Titanic Tax System

Rearranging the Deck Chairs Isn’t the Solution for Belgium’s Titanic Tax System

Posted on October 25, 2015

A lesson in tax economics.

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Yes, We Should “Reform” Payroll Taxes, but only if that Means Personal Retirement Accounts

Yes, We Should “Reform” Payroll Taxes, but only if that Means Personal Retirement Accounts

Posted on January 4, 2013

Washington is filled with debate and discussion about the economic burden of the federal income tax, which collected $1.13 trillion in FY2012 ($1.37 trillion if you include the corporate income tax). Yet politicians rarely consider the economic impact of payroll taxes, even though these levies totaled $.85 trillion during the same fiscal year. Yes, we […]

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Obama’s State-of-the-Union Speech: Maybe New Rhetoric, Definitely Old Ideas

Obama’s State-of-the-Union Speech: Maybe New Rhetoric, Definitely Old Ideas

Posted on January 25, 2011

I’m disappointed, but not surprised, to read in the Washington Post that President Obama has decided against any changes to restrain Social Security spending. He’ll still probably subject us to pious and insincere rhetoric about fighting red ink in tonight’s State-of-the-Union address, but it is very revealing that the President is rejecting even the recommendations […]

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Advocating Good Tax Cuts rather than Gimmicks on CNBC

Advocating Good Tax Cuts rather than Gimmicks on CNBC

Posted on November 22, 2010

A “bipartisan” task force recently unveiled a budget plan that includes lots of tax increases, but also has a one-year payroll tax holiday supposedly designed to boost the economy. In a debate with a former Bush Administration appointee on CNBC, I explain why this is a dumb way to try to boost growth. My Lima-beans-in-a-steakhouse […]

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