Add to ORKGNew tax legislation enacted in December 2017 exacerbates the extent to which various itemized deductions, such as the charitable contribution deduction and the home mortgage interest deduction, disproportionately benefit high income individuals. This essay develops this critique and concludes by suggesting paths for reform that should be considered by a future Congress
The Mortgage Interest Deduction is a federal tax incentive that was purportedly established to encou...
Tax policy can prove to be complex , and it often contains numerous backdoor spending programs that ...
Congress is currently considering tax changes that could substantially reduce charitable giving in t...
New tax legislation enacted in December 2017 exacerbates the extent to which various itemized deduct...
Concern for the tax treatment of charitable contributions has increased as a result of the Tax Cuts ...
The presidential candidates this campaign season are a diverse group with a wide range of tax policy...
With all its complications, the US personal income tax code is an attractive target for reformers. I...
Standard Deduction versus Itemized Deductions Under the Tax Cut & Jobs Act: Taxpayers can either ite...
This paper examines one of the most controversial items of the new GOP tax bill, the Mortgage Intere...
The allowance of many personal deductions, such as the deduction for medical expenses or charitable ...
This article explores the potential effects of eliminating the home mortgage interest deduction. Est...
The mortgage interest deduction is one of the most expensive federal tax preferences. The Joint Comm...
In U.S. federal income tax, the standard deduction, along with the personal exemptions, provides tax...
Commentators have long regarded section 68, the overall limitation on itemized deductions, as primar...
Leading tax reform proposals contemplate a charitable deduction claimed by just five percent of taxp...
The Mortgage Interest Deduction is a federal tax incentive that was purportedly established to encou...
Tax policy can prove to be complex , and it often contains numerous backdoor spending programs that ...
Congress is currently considering tax changes that could substantially reduce charitable giving in t...
New tax legislation enacted in December 2017 exacerbates the extent to which various itemized deduct...
Concern for the tax treatment of charitable contributions has increased as a result of the Tax Cuts ...
The presidential candidates this campaign season are a diverse group with a wide range of tax policy...
With all its complications, the US personal income tax code is an attractive target for reformers. I...
Standard Deduction versus Itemized Deductions Under the Tax Cut & Jobs Act: Taxpayers can either ite...
This paper examines one of the most controversial items of the new GOP tax bill, the Mortgage Intere...
The allowance of many personal deductions, such as the deduction for medical expenses or charitable ...
This article explores the potential effects of eliminating the home mortgage interest deduction. Est...
The mortgage interest deduction is one of the most expensive federal tax preferences. The Joint Comm...
In U.S. federal income tax, the standard deduction, along with the personal exemptions, provides tax...
Commentators have long regarded section 68, the overall limitation on itemized deductions, as primar...
Leading tax reform proposals contemplate a charitable deduction claimed by just five percent of taxp...
The Mortgage Interest Deduction is a federal tax incentive that was purportedly established to encou...
Tax policy can prove to be complex , and it often contains numerous backdoor spending programs that ...
Congress is currently considering tax changes that could substantially reduce charitable giving in t...