Lois Lerner: Abraham Lincoln Should’ve Let The South Keep Slavery
According to embattled for IRS official Lois Lerner, Abraham Lincoln was America’s “worst president” because he fought to keep the South in the U.S.
Axing Charitable Tax Exemptions Will Hurt The Left
The Left benefits from tax exemptions more than the churches it disagrees with do.
To The Federal Government, Love Taxpayers
If Taylor Swift can get Apple to back down from exploitative behavior, maybe taxpayers can do the same to the federal government. One can hope, right?
No, Fiscal Conservatism Hasn’t Met An Impasse In Kansas
A significant number of fiscal conservatives have come to lack the political will to rein in state spending. They’re the problem, not fiscal conservatism.
Fiscal Fights with Friends, Part II: Grading AEI’s Big-Picture Tax and Budget Reform
The American Enterprise Institute has published a comprehensive budgetary plan. Compared to current law, the plan is a huge improvement.
A Tax Reform We Can All Support
U.S. law overemphasizes helping favored groups with narrow tax breaks. Here’s a better idea.
Religious Nonprofits, Plan Now For Tax-Exemption Battles
If the Supreme Court nationalizes gay marriage, as most expect, it will threaten tax exemptions for religious organizations and churches.
Dear Gov. McAuliffe: Please Don’t Raise Liquor Prices
Virginia’s state-owned liquor stores already mark up prices 69 percent before excise taxes. Why must Terry McAuliffe ask more?
VIDEO: Lois Lerner’s Neighbors Don’t Seem To Like Her Very Much
An investigative reporter tracked down Lois Lerner in her neighborhood, and the video of the event is amazing.
No, Corporate Tax Inversions Are Not An Unpatriotic Economic Crisis
Corporate tax inversions are a lame bogeyman. The real problem is stupid U.S. tax policy that creates incentives to move capital overseas.