Tag Archives : Sales Tax
Taxation 101
Augmenting a good primer.
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The State With the Greediest Politicians, Part II
This time we rate on sales tax.
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The Right Way to Adopt a Consumption Tax
Nebraska may soon join this list of very smart states.
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America’s Best and Worst States for Taxes
It’s not hard to figure out why these states rank very high.
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Will the Supreme Court Grant States Extraterritorial Tax Powers?
There’s a pro-government side and a pro-market side.
read more...The Fight over “Internet Taxation” Is Really a Proxy for an Important Battle on Whether Government Power Should Be Constrained by Borders
Some states want to force merchants in other states to be deputy tax enforcers.
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World’s Best-Ever Receipt and a Serious Lesson about Tax Visibility
Citizens should know how much tax they are paying.
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Learning from New Jersey’s Bad Tax Policy
New Jersey teaches us a lot about the consequences of excessive taxes.
read more...The Case against the Value-Added Tax
Why a VAT would lead to more spending and more debt.
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Some Good News on Tax Reform (If You Prefer the Flat Tax over the National Sales Tax)
I’m ecumenical on tax reform. I’ll support any plan that rips up the internal revenue code and instead lowers tax rates, reduces double taxation, and cuts out distorting loopholes. And as I explain in this interview, both the flat tax and national sales tax have a low tax rate. They also get rid of double taxation and they […]
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