by cactus The 1920s Depression: Glenn Beck, Thomas Woods, and “Benefits” of Cutting Taxes to Combat a Recession, Part 1 So I get an e-mail from reader Dean Moriarty, stating:…

…of corporate tax expenditures that allow corporations to pay little or no taxes year after year. “Of the many Americans who are right now getting their taxes ready to file,…

…regressiveness and work disincentive. Change All Local Property Taxes to Land-Value-Only Taxes. Land value taxes are the least distortionary taxes around. This would remove the disincentive to improve land. Since…

…organizations subject to the individual income tax. Those claiming that lower individual taxes, and especially lower capital gains taxes lead to greater investments particularly like to point out what happened…

…taxpayers. Let me emphasize that so that even casual readers will catch it: the Democrats promise that you won’t pay for their legislation, banks will. Really? Since when have corporations…

…the case of France at least, a bunch of other taxes as well). And it is disingenuous, since tax policies that Bartlett has supported (zero taxation of capital gains) or,…

…who have made questionable decisions. The new administration is not any different than its predecessors in this regard. Often, the questionable decisions involve taxes, more specifically non-payment of taxes owed….

…officials in Sierra Leone offended the country’s Christian population after launching an advertising campaign on April 25 that claimed that Jesus Christ wanted them to pay their taxes, Agence France-Presse…

…sequence of events: Bush becomes president; a recession hits; Bush lowers taxes once, in a way that makes taxes less progressive; many states had already cut taxes or now follow…

…the (U.S. tax) Books? Globalisation isn’t just about profits. It’s about taxes too | Joseph Stiglitz Citizen for Tax Justice’s Bob McIntyre on Apple’s offshore profit-hoarding Stiglitz: Globalization and Taxes…