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Tax reform
2017 is no 1986 when it comes to tax reform
Sep 27, 2017
The ingredients used 30 years ago to rewrite the code don't exist today, including shared principles.
Would companies use repatriated profits to invest?
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Amy Scott
Sep 27, 2017
After a one-time tax holiday in 2004 companies used repatriated funds to buy back their own stock or pay dividends to their shareholders.
How Americans really feel about taxes
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Adriene Hill
Sep 27, 2017
"Tax morale" is high as President Trump prepares to unveil reform framework.
The GOP tax plan has fewer tax brackets and bigger deductions, but is light on details
Sep 27, 2017
We’ll have three brackets instead of seven, with the option of a fourth for the wealthiest Americans.
Desperately needed: details on the federal tax plan
Sep 25, 2017
The president is scheduled to talk more about it on Wednesday.
Lobbyists line up to defend the mortgage interest deduction
Sep 25, 2017
The tax break for homeowners has been around as long as the tax code itself.
Former Sen. Bill Bradley talks tax reform
Sep 22, 2017
Marketplace Weekend digs into the issue of tax reform, plus, a look at taxes as a tool for social engineering.
For public good, not for profit.
Officials fight to keep the state and local tax deduction
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Adriene Hill
Sep 22, 2017
GOP lawmakers consider eliminating it as apart of a tax-reform plan.
Cruz proposes “full and immediate” expensing for businesses
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Adriene Hill
Sep 13, 2017
Mark your calendars for the week of September 25. That’s when Republicans say they’ll role out more details of their plan for tax reform. Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas presented details of his priorities today at the Tax Foundation. On that list, right after “a low, flat tax rate” and “file on a postcard” […]
The complications behind tax reform and cutting widely used tax breaks
Sep 13, 2017
President Trump recently met with three Democrats to find common ground on the issue, but will it be enough?