What's needed is bipartisan tax reform that focuses on progressivity, helping the middle class, cleaning out flagrant tax loopholes, fiscal responsibility, and giving everybody in ...
Do. Or do not. There is no 'try.'
I have a lot of concern about this.
It is a prescription that will make it harder to solve the problems that the American people sent us here for.
using a partisan approach for the major issues of our time, health care and tax reform, is a prescription for trouble.
Now anybody can write a bill that slashes tax rates for the fortunate few and the biggest corporations.
Senator Wyden was correct when he recently described the current tax code as a 'rotting economic carcass.'
I have spent hundreds of hours, literally, to produce what are still the only two bipartisan comprehensive Federal tax r...
The 15-percent special rate could create a massive new tax shelter that would allow the wealthy to funnel their money th...
The tax code is insanely complicated. Yet, determining the centerpiece of bipartisan tax reform should not be.
It is a prescription for gridlock.