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House Tax Bill Doesn’t Kill Green New Deal Subsidies Fast Enough
Delayed phaseouts invite another cycle of lobbying for extension.
May 15
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Adam Michel
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Joshua L Loucks
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House Tax Bill Doesn’t Kill Green New Deal Subsidies Fast Enough
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Tax Bill Falls Short of Pro-Growth Reform
Adds complexity, misses key growth reforms, and doubles down on costly subsidies.
May 13
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Adam Michel
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Tax Bill Falls Short of Pro-Growth Reform
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Tax Tracker | Your Guide to this Week’s Tax Markup
Links for the 2025 tax debate.
May 11
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Adam Michel
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Tax Tracker | Your Guide to this Week’s Tax Markup
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Trump’s New Manufacturing Tax Break Could be a Bad Rerun of Failed Policy
Reviving the domestic production activities deduction, or anything like it, is a mistake.
May 8
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Adam Michel
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Trump’s New Manufacturing Tax Break Could be a Bad Rerun of Failed Policy
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April 2025
Tax Tracker | Direct File, Sports Teams, SALT, Credit Unions, Energy Subsidies
Links for the 2025 tax debate.
Apr 25
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Adam Michel
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Joshua L Loucks
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Tax Tracker | Direct File, Sports Teams, SALT, Credit Unions, Energy Subsidies
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The Promise of Abundance and the Overlooked Obstacle of Fiscal Policy
Tax and regulatory reform deserve the same ambitious agenda.
Apr 22
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Adam Michel
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Veronique de Rugy
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The Promise of Abundance and the Overlooked Obstacle of Fiscal Policy
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New Poll: Americans Want Congress to Pair Tax Cuts with Spending Cuts
Liberals, conservatives, and libertarians support fiscally responsible, permanent tax cuts.
Apr 14
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Adam Michel
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New Poll: Americans Want Congress to Pair Tax Cuts with Spending Cuts
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It’s Tax Season—Five Charts on Who Pays and What’s at Risk
The tax code is highly progressive, the US is a relatively low-tax country, and we spend too much.
Apr 11
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Adam Michel
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Joshua L Loucks
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It’s Tax Season—Five Charts on Who Pays and What’s at Risk
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Pass-Through Deduction Wins Worst Tax Expenditure
Corporate integration could be the solution.
Apr 7
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Adam Michel
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Pass-Through Deduction Wins Worst Tax Expenditure
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Tax Tracker | Senate’s Budget, Top Rate, International Tax, C-SALT
Links for the 2025 tax debate and the Cato Milton Friedman Prize.
Apr 1
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Adam Michel
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Tax Tracker | Senate’s Budget, Top Rate, International Tax, C-SALT
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March 2025
Repealing Only Two Biden-Era Tax Credits Could Cement Permanent Pro-Growth Tax Cuts
Congress must put limits on open-ended energy credits.
Mar 27
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Adam Michel
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Joshua L Loucks
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Repealing Only Two Biden-Era Tax Credits Could Cement Permanent Pro-Growth Tax Cuts
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Tax Expenditure Madness Bracket: Pick the Worst Tax Loophole
You decide the worst tax expenditure
Mar 20
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Adam Michel
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Tax Expenditure Madness Bracket: Pick the Worst Tax Loophole
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