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Tag Archives : tax reform

The Case Against the IRS and the “Progressive” Income Tax

The Case Against the IRS and the “Progressive” Income Tax

Posted on December 17, 2014

There are many different tax reform proposals that exhibit the principles of a good tax system.

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Did the Wave Election Put Tax Reform on the Agenda?

Did the Wave Election Put Tax Reform on the Agenda?

Posted on November 13, 2014

Is reform more likely now that Republicans have the Senate?

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Lower Tax Rates > Targeted Tax Credits

Lower Tax Rates > Targeted Tax Credits

Posted on August 21, 2014

Some folks on the right in Washington, generally known as reformicons (short for reform conservatives), want the Republican Party to de-emphasize marginal tax rate reductions and instead focus on providing tax relief to parents. There are many leaders in this movement and, if you want to learn more about the tax proposals being discussed, I […]

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Some Praise for a Minor Part of Obamacare

Some Praise for a Minor Part of Obamacare

Posted on August 17, 2014

I like to think that very few people despise Obamacare more than me. I don’t like Obamacare because it’s a fiscal boondoggle. I don’t like Obamacare because it’s bad healthcare policy. I don’t like Obamacare because it generated an embarrassingly bad decision by the Supreme Court. I don’t like Obamacare because it is driving people out of the labor forceand into government […]

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A Fair Critique of the Fair Tax

A Fair Critique of the Fair Tax

Posted on August 8, 2014

I’m a long-time proponent of the flat tax for three simple reasons. 1. It replaces the discriminatory “progressive” tax with a single tax rate at the lowest possible level, thus reducing the tax penalty on productive behavior. 2. It gets rid of all forms of double taxation, such as the death tax and capital gains tax, meaning economic activity is never taxed more […]

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The Corrupt, Dishonest, Venal, Despicable IRS

The Corrupt, Dishonest, Venal, Despicable IRS

Posted on June 14, 2014

Some statements are so lame that they now serve only as punch lines. Nobody, after all, would ever claim to a teacher that “the dog ate my homework.” Moreover, surely few if any people ever actually assert to bill collectors that “the check is in the mail.” And I have to imagine that no guy […]

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Prosperity Update April 22, 2014

Prosperity Update April 22, 2014

Posted on April 22, 2014

Poor marks for the U.S. tax code, bad anti-“tax haven” legislation in Maine, and tax competition lessons for European nations.

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Some Good News on Tax Reform (If You Prefer the Flat Tax over the National Sales Tax)

Some Good News on Tax Reform (If You Prefer the Flat Tax over the National Sales Tax)

Posted on April 18, 2014

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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Tax Day Fantasies

Tax Day Fantasies

Posted on April 15, 2014

I realize this may be a thought crime by DC standards, but it sure would be nice to eliminate the high tax rates that undermine economic growth and reduce American competitiveness. At the risk of sharing too much information, I fantasize about a world without the internal revenue code. In addition to getting rid of high tax rates, […]

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Greetings from Obamaland…Oops, I Mean Greece

Greetings from Obamaland…Oops, I Mean Greece

Posted on March 29, 2014

As much as I condemn American politicians for bad policy, things could be worse. We could be Greek citizens, which would be very depressing. Indeed, you’ll understand why I put Obamaland in the title after you read today’s column. Simply stated, Greece is a cesspool of statism. The people seem to be wonderful (at least outside […]

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