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While there are many factors that affect a country's economic performance, taxes play an important role. A well-structured tax code is easy for taxpayers to comply with and can pro...
Katie Pratt (Loyola Law School), Erin Henry (Arkansas), and Caroline Bruckner (American University) co-organized two seminars on the taxation of NIL Income co-sponsored with the Am...
UNC’s Tax Law Program and the American Tax Policy Institute have issued a Call for Papers for their Tax Literacy Summit, co-sponsored by the ABA Section of Taxation and the Pittsbu...
With Election Day less than 2 months away, some of the most consequential state tax policy fights this fall are happening at the ballot box. ITEP is tracking major tax measures acr...
The major tax and economic policies of President Trump’s second term have increased taxes and household costs for most Americans except the richest 1%.
Amy Hamilton (Tax Analysts): Alternative Apportionment: 2026 Flashpoints At the FTA conference, Fort said that courts and administrators have long struggled to apply section 18-sty...
Price increases, health care tax changes, and the 2025 tax law leave nearly every income group worse off The major tax and economic policies of President Trump’s second term are...
A D.C. Business Activity Tax, or BAT, meets commonly held standards for sound tax policy.
Lawmakers can use this moment to advance a more progressive and racially-just tax system by evaluating tax proposals across five dimensions: equity, adequacy and stability, simplic...
Bloomberg (James Matheson), Tax Group Calls Economic Substance Doctrine a ‘Dangerous Tool Courts must first determine the economic substance doctrine’s relevance to a transaction b...
The National Association of Tax Professionals is asking Senate Finance Committee leaders to prod their colleagues to take up the wide-ranging legislation.
ITEP Senior Analyst Sarah Austin appeared on the Oregon Center for Public Policy’s “Policy for the People” podcast, discussing tax policy choices that would ask more from working f...
The projected U.S. tax rates give tax professionals an early look at potential adjustments that could affect their 2027 tax planning for their clients.
This fall, voters across the country will consider a host of ballot measures that could reshape the fairness and adequacy of their states’ tax systems. Here’s some of what we’re fo...
The Senate unanimously approved the Taxpayer Assistance and Service Act, a set of 65 bipartisan reforms to modernize the IRS and strengthen taxpayer rights.
ABA Tax Section, Procedurally Taxing Alaska Project annual trip to Alaska from February 20-28, 2027: The Tax Section will embark on its annual trip to Alaska to prepare tax returns...
The Georgetown-IRS Institute on Current Issues in International Taxation will take place December 15–16, 2026, at Georgetown University’s Capitol Campus in Washington, D.C. This tw...
The New York State Bar Association’s Tax Section has recently released a new report, Report Number 1532 on Application of the Corporate Alternative Minimum Tax to Liabilities and t...
As more states move to raise revenue and tax the rich, anti-tax lobbyists and lawmakers are hard at work to undo that progress. Despite pushback, important conversations around nee...
This proposal would bar a variety of immigrant tax filers from receiving the refunded portion of the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), Additional Child Tax Credit (ACTC), American O...
Rev. Rul. 2026-20, 2026-20 I.R.B. 1, September 28, 2026 Notice 2026-62, 2026-20 I.R.B. 1, September 28, 2026 In a coordinated regulatory release, the Department of the Treasu...
A new ITEP analysis examines the extraordinary wave of state income tax cuts enacted since 2020 and how years of repeated, incremental rate reductions are adding up to much larger...
Studies have repeatedly shown that US businesses and consumers are bearing a disproportionate share of the tariff burden.
“It’s as clear a case as you’re ever going to imagine of rewarding a company for doing something markets were already telling it to do,” said Matthew Gardner, senior fellow at the...
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