Ohio’s Local Income Taxes: Complex and in Need of Reform
My name is Scott Drenkard, and I’m an economist at the Tax Foundation.
The ACA Medical Device Tax: Bad Policy in Need of Repeal
On March 21, the Senate voted 79 to 20 to pass a nonbinding budget amendment encouraging the repeal of the Affordable Care Act’s medical device excise tax.
The Tax Treatment of Capital Assets and Its Effect on Growth
Congress is debating major reforms of the corporate and individual income taxes. One expressed goal of the exercise is to promote economic growth while lowering the deficit. Growth is key.
State and Local Governments Impose Hefty Taxes on Cell Phone Consumers
The number of U.S. cell phone subscribers has grown significantly in recent years from 48.7 million in 1997to 321.7 million in 2012.
North Carolina Tax Reform Options: A Guide to Fair, Simple, Pro-Growth Reform
In fall 2012, the Carolina Business Coalition commissioned us to prepare a review of the North Carolina tax system and recommend possible improvements.
Minnesota Income Tax Increase Modification Could Encourage Tax Avoidance and Promote Poor Investment Decisions
Minnesota is one of 46 states that begin their fiscal year on July 1.
Raising Revenue: The Least Worst Options
Nevada May Consider New Business Taxes
Fewer states have been hit harder by the present recession than Nevada.
Texas Margin Tax Experiment Failing Due to Collection Shortfalls, Perceived Unfairness for Taxing Unprofitable and Small Businesses, and Confusing Rules
Texas’s tax system has many notable aspects. The state imposes no individual income tax and no corporate income tax.
