Who Will Be Targeted by the IRS When Biden Turns the Dogs Loose?
Hint: It won’t be the top 1 percent.
Fiscal Policy
The Unintended Consequences of Menthol Bans
Not only do menthol bans come at a cost to states, but they come with little public-health advancement to show for it.
Beto’s Claim on Higher Property Taxes Ignores the Texas Housing Boom
Beto O’Rourke laments that over the past seven years, Texans paid 49 percent more in property taxes – while property values increased 89 percent.
Illinois Democrats Are Gaming the Tax System for Short-Term Political Gain
Instead of addressing the state’s problems, lawmakers are hoping voters can be bribed into ignoring years of harmful tax hikes and unbalanced budgets.
Should Groceries Be Exempt from Sales Taxes?
A policy that is often adopted in the name of the poor doesn’t actually benefit the poor.
Biden Proposes a New Wealth Tax
Just like the first one, it is antithetical to sound tax policy and economic reasoning.
Spin, Misrepresentation, and the President’s Economic Policy
The Biden administration has rapidly built a remarkable record of ridiculous economic claims, misrepresentations, and worse.
Rick Scott’s Filing Error
The Florida Republican is sounding like a Democrat on the income tax.
Memo to Missouri Lawmakers: It’s Time to Give Back to Taxpayers
Flush with cash, the state should turn to those who know how to use it best.
More Than a Tax Cut: Mississippi Shifts Away from Big Government
The Mississippi Tax Freedom Act, while it may on its face look typical of a red state, represents a paradigm shift for Mississippi.