By a panel of experts to discuss the pros and cons of the approach. To finish up the American Action form. As we go through the program encourage the audience choose the live at urban. In addition for those viewing please send the questions via email to events at urban. Org. Some monitoring emails to be folded into the discussion. People people in the audience today there, cards on your chairs, all the other q a sessions will pass run a microphone. That is it for the housekeeping announcements. Will talk to our keynote speaker. Senator senator wyden is a senior senator from morgan having served over two decades. His currently the Ranking Member on the Senate Finance committee which oversees policies, trade policy, social security, social security, medicare and medicaid and others. Hes known for his work ethic and commitment to developing Bipartisan Solutions traditions problem including broadbased tax reform. Several years ago he teamed up to develop a tax reform that was analyzed to d
Morning, everybody. Welcome to todays event sponsored by the Tax Policy Center. My name is mark mazur. Im the director of the tax policy from which is cosponsored by the urban institute and the brookings institution. Ive been at the Tax Policy Center just over a month now and im excited to be part of this fantastic organization. We have a Wonderful Program today covering prospects for corporate or business tax reforms and featuring a number of perspectives. We have senator ron wyden, alan auerbach, who will discuss the destination based cash flow tax as a major step toward reform, followed by a panel of experts to discuss the pros and cons of this approach. Well finish up today with the American Action forum providing his views on the need and prospects for Corporate Tax reform. As we go through the program, i encourage the audience live at urban when commenting on todays event and in addition to those viewing with questions of the speakers, please send those to events at urban. Org. W
Provide a legislative professor, alan arback to discuss the major step towards reform and a panel of experts to discuss the pros and cons of this approach. And well finish up today with doug holtz with his views on the need for Corporate Tax reform. As we go through the program today, i encourage the audience to use the hashtag live at urban with todays event and on webcast, if you want to ask questions of the speakers, go to events urban. Org. Well have someone mon orriitor the email box so they can be folded into the discussion. For people today, the comment cards on your chairs or senator wieden. All others will pass around a microphone. I think thats it for the housekeeping thouchannouncement have, so let me turn to a formal part and introduce senator ron wyden. Senator wyden is from oregon, served two decades after distinguished house career. Senator wyden is currently the Ranking Member of the Senate Finance committee with several trade policy, medicaid, medicare, many other prog
Finance Committee Turkey race of discussed the prospects are changes to Corporate Tax policy at a forum hosted by the urbanbrookings Tax Policy Center. This is about 30 minutes. Good morning, everybody. Welcome to todays event sponsored by the Tax Policy Center. My name is mark mazur, and the director of the Tax Policy Center which is cosponsored by the urban institute and the brookings institution. Ive been at a Tax Policy Center for just over a month and im excited to be part of this fantastic organization. We had a Wonderful Program today covering prospects for corporate or Business Tax Reform and featuring a number of perspectives. We have senator wyden to provide alleges that perspective. Where professor and touched t professor albert are back, a major step toward reform followed by a panel of experts to discuss the pros and cons of this approach. We will finish up today with doug holtzeakin providing his views on the need and prospects for Corporate Tax reform. As we go to the pr
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