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How Does Our Corporate Code Compare to Other Countries?
Read moreIn our newest paper, " Reforming the Corporate Tax Code," CRFB makes the case for why the U.S. needs to reform the corporate tax code, discussing its...
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Design Your Own Corporate Tax Plan!
Read moreIf you've ever wanted to design your own corporate tax reform, now you can with our new Interactive Tax Reform Calculator. There is no question that...
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Geithner Calls for a "Go Smart" Approach
Read moreIn an interview with Charlie Rose at the Clinton Global Initiative's annual meeting, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner endorsed a "Go Smart"...
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Only One Week Left Until the Presidential Debates
Read moreThe first presidential debate is now only one week away on October 3 at the University of Denver. With much of the first debate focusing on the...
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Report: Reforming the Corporate Tax Code
Read moreClick here to try our Corporate Tax Reform Calculator.
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Armed Services Committee Senators Call For a Deal
Read moreYesterday, a group of six senators from both parties signed a letter to Senator Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) and Minority Leader Mitch McConnell...
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More on Capital Gains and Tax Reform
Read moreLast week, we featured a piece by CRFB Senior Policy Director Marc Goldwein discussing one option to reduce tax rates while maintaining...
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149 Mayors Call for a Debt Deal
Read moreThe United States Conference of Mayors has written a letter signed by 149 mayors across the country, a bipartisan collection including the likes of...
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FY 2013 Budget is Settled...For Now
Read moreLate last week, the Senate passed a continuing resolution (CR) by a 62-30 vote to keep the government funded for the next six months with only a week...
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Capital Gains and Tax Reform
Read moreYesterday, the House Ways and Means Committee and the Senate Finance Committee held a joint hearing on tax reform and the tax treatment of capital...
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Erskine Bowles and Al Simpson: Debt Solution Must Be Bipartisan
Read moreIn today's USA Today, Fix the Debt co-founders and Simpson-Bowles co-chairs Erskine Bowles and Al Simpson write that each party can't just have its...
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McCain Says Leave Everything on the Table
Read moreOn Bloomberg Government's "Capitol Gains" show, Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) endorsed at least the Simpson-Bowles outline as the starting point for...