Veronique de Rugy writes at National Review Online about the argument for making childless adults pay higher tax bills. Republican vice presidential nominee J.D. Vance supports the idea. Vance seems…
Ryan Ellis writes for the Washington Examiner about congressional Democrats’ latest efforts to secure their Green New Deal. Advocates of the “Green New Deal” … want to use the tax…
For some people, there is never enough money. A writer for a policy group on the left grouses this time about the paltriness of federal payments to taxpayers by deliberately…
Howard Husock reminds us at National Review Online that the federal tax code blocks some charitable giving. Giving Tuesday is trying to push back against a tide that transcends appeals…
Jack Doll explains at the Federalist website why regulation often ends up benefiting elites at the expense of everyone else. Regulation creates unforeseen issues, which are papered over by more…
A couple of weeks ago, I argued that North Carolina’s legislature should “one-up” Congress and the Trump administration when it comes to tax reform by abolishing the state’s capital gains…
Jay Cost explains at National Review Online why it’s difficult to entrust tax reform to Congress. No doubt, tax reform is necessary. Our tax code is a mess, to say…
David Drucker of the Washington Examiner highlights worries in Washington about President Trump’s approach toward tax reform. Washington insiders hungry for tax reform are bracing for President Trump to unveil…
Kevin Williamson of National Review Online ponders prospects for one piece of President Trump’s tax plan. The “carried-interest loophole” is a misunderstood and often misrepresented feature of U.S. tax law.…
The latest Carolina Journal Online interview features a conversation with Robert Shibley of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education about threats to free speech on college campuses. Roy Cordato’s…
The policy question is, when it comes to the tax code should business losses be allowed to be carried forward as deductions in future years? The answer is yes, and…
That’s a line from a Labor Day blog post by John McGinnis. After noting that : Sigmund Freud was not right about everything, but he was certainly correct that love and work are…