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The Free Market Case for Property Taxes
Property taxes are less economically harmful than other major taxes and align funding with services communities rely on.
Oct 30
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Jared Walczak
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The Case Against Property Taxes
Property taxes violate natural rights, distort markets, and fund overspending.
Oct 28
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Vance Ginn, Ph.D.
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One Big Beautiful Bill Act Resources
One-stop shop on the 2025 reconciliation tax changes.
Oct 24
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Adam Michel
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The Border-Adjusted Tax Trap
Wall Street Journal letter to the editor.
Oct 21
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Adam Michel
7
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Six Reasons to Not Extend the Enhanced Obamacare Subsidies
Don't let temporary pandemic subsidies become a billion-dollar permanent entitlement.
Oct 7
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Adam Michel
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The Post-Reconciliation Fiscal Landscape
Two new essays on the future of spending and taxes in the US
Oct 2
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Adam Michel
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September 2025
Let the Work Opportunity Tax Credit Expire
A multi-billion-dollar windfall for well-funded employers.
Sep 18
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Adam Michel
4
What’s the Tax Rate for the Forbes 400?
US billionaires pay tax rates 50 percent higher than typical Americans.
Sep 9
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Adam Michel
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Reconciliation 2.0: Fix or Fiasco?
A sequel worth doing only if it shrinks Washington and the deficit
Published on The Debt Dispatch
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Sep 4
August 2025
Nvidia, Intel, and Trump’s Backdoor Tax Hikes
Trump is not just putting the White House at the center of U.S. business. He’s also inventing novel ways to tax corporate America, consumers and…
Aug 29
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Adam Michel
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The Tax Bill’s Success Will Turn on Regulatory Implementation
New Fox News op-ed on regulatory issues in green tax credit repeal.
Aug 11
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Adam Michel
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Trump Accounts Won’t Replace Social Security
Or help Americans build significant wealth.
Aug 4
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Adam Michel
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