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Policy Proposals January 28, 2020

Taxing multinational companies in the 21st century

A proposal by Kimberly Clausing offers near-term and fundamental reforms to improve the taxation of multinational companies. Formulary apportionment would rais…
Policy Proposals January 28, 2020

Tax reform for progressivity: A pragmatic approach

In the coming decades, federal spending will need to grow just to enable the government to continue to provide the services it does today. Natasha Sarin, Lawre…
Policy Books January 28, 2020

Tackling the tax code: Efficient and equitable ways to raise revenue

Taxation is an enduring focus of economic policy debates. This book presents a series of policy options, authored by leading tax experts and backed by rigorous…
Policy Proposals January 28, 2020

Raising revenue with a progressive value-added tax

Retirement and health-care commitments necessitate steadily rising spending at a time when the federal government is already missing other opportunities to mak…
Policy Proposals January 28, 2020

Leveling the playing field between inherited income and income from work through an inheritance tax

One driver of high inequality and low intergenerational mobility is the inefficient and inequitable way that inheritances are currently taxed. In this proposal…
Policy Proposals January 28, 2020

A proposal to tax financial transactions

The federal government requires more funding to sustain economic growth and opportunity, and raising such funds may require new sources of tax revenue. In this…
Policy Proposals January 28, 2020

How to increase growth while raising revenue: Reforming the corporate tax code

A proposal by Jason Furman offers several reforms to the corporate tax code to improve the tax base and increase tax rates. This combination makes it possible …
Policy Proposals March 15, 2019

A proposal to end regressive taxation through law enforcement

In this paper Michael Makowsky of Clemson University describes how the reliance of local governments on fees, fines, and asset forfeiture for revenue generatio…
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