When the TCJA Expires: A Tax Policy Summit
The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget hosted “a tax policy summit “When the TCJA Expires: A Tax Policy Summit” on March 28, 2024.
Flawed Approach: The Working Families Tax Cut Act as a Response to Inflation
Earlier this week, Congresswomen Nicole Malliotakis (R-NY) and Michelle Steel (R-CA), who are both members of the House Committee on Ways and Means, introduced the Working Families Tax Cut Act.
Revisiting the Tax Treatment of Pass-Through Businesses: A Panel Discussion
On October 3, AEI’s Alex Brill and Kyle Pomerleau hosted a panel of experts to discuss the tax treatment of pass-through businesses and opportunities for reform.
Maybe Every Good Turn Deserves A Tax Break
“The result of those changes is a 4 percent dip in total charitable giving, and, ‘for middle- to upper-middle-income tax filers, the doubling of the standard deduction is responsible for nearly all the change in giving,’ Alex Brill and Derrick Choe, both of the American Enterprise Institute, explained in a 2018 analysis.”
Pro-family tax policy: The case of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
There is currently a debate among policy analysts and commentators about whether the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) was “pro-family.”
- A Conversation with House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Jason Smith on Tax Reform
- New MGA Paper Identifies Barriers to US Biosimilar Success in the Second Decade
- Congress on the Brink of Disrupting the PBM Market
- Raising the Salt Cap Would Increase Tax Complexity
- Economics of “Delinking” Are Still Not Good
- The Child Tax Credit: Tradeoffs and Preferences
- Oregon’s Measure 118: The Turnover Tax Is the Worst
- Dueling Child Tax Credit Proposals: Harris vs. Vance
- Trump Proposes Bringing Back the Deduction for Auto Loan Interest
- Overtime Income Tax Break: Not Illogical, Just Costly and Complicated
