April 30, 2014 – Last week, two former Administration officials weighed in on the need to update our tax code so it discourages businesses from relocating overseas for tax purposes.
Read more »April 17, 2014 – Our tax code causes problems due to frequent revisions and changes, the problems inherent with our current system of taxation, and the costs of compliance imposed on American taxpayers and businesses as a result.
Read more »One consequence of today’s noncompetitive tax system is that it encourages foreign acquisitions of U.S. companies, causing headquarters jobs that should be here in America to move overseas.
Read more »Today, the Business Roundtable (BRT) released an analysis of the economic impact of House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp’s tax reform discussion draft.
Read more »Today, the Alliance for Competitive Taxation (ACT) issued the following statement regarding House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp’s tax reform discussion draft:
Read more »At a panel discussion on January 29th, co-hosted by the American Enterprise Institute and the Alliance for Competitive Taxation, leading voices in the tax discussion argued that the tax code is out of date and stifling economic growth, job creation and competitiveness. Here are some highlights from the event…
Read more »“I, like many economists, suspect that our corporate income tax is economically self-defeating — hurting workers, not capitalists, and collecting precious little revenue to boot.”
Read more »A series of recent articles shows that momentum for tax reform is alive and well, with senators and representatives from both sides of the aisle looking to move ahead in 2014.
Read more »Corporate tax reform is one of the few issues that garner bipartisan support in a deeply divided US Congress, but there is significant debate about how to fix the system. One major area of disagreement is how to tax the foreign earnings of US multinational companies (MNCs), a disagreement highlighted by the recent proposals issued by Senator Max Baucus, the chair of the Senate Finance Committee.
Read more »What could American companies do with $2 trillion? Invest, expand payrolls and create jobs. The only thing that stands in the way is the U.S. tax code.
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