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The Plastic Problem: Using Tax To Protect The Environment

Professor Roberta Mann of the University of Oregon School of Law explains how taxing single-use plastics could help combat their environmental effects. ....

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State Death Tax Is a Killer

State and federal death taxes are self-defeating because they drive out businesses and high-income residents. ....

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Corporate Rate Increase Would Make Taxes Fairer, Help Fund Equitable Recovery | Center on Budget and Policy Priorities

Similarly, in a Congressional Research Service report of June 2019, Jane Gravelle and Donald Marples highlighted that:
Workers did not see the increase in wages that proponents of corporate tax cuts promised: “There is no indication of a surge in wages in 2018 either compared to history or to GDP growth.” They also noted that gains in worker wages depend on increases in investment that ultimately raise productivity, but the investment data do not reveal investment increases either.
Disproportionate increases in the types of investment that the 2017 law sought to encourage have not materialized, further undercutting the view that the tax cuts are driving an investment surge. Based on the law, for example, they note that the “effects of investments in structures would be expected to be largest, with small (or negative) effects on intellectual property. To date this pattern has not been observed.” ....

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