Liberty Taxed: A Blog on US Tax Policy
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A Revolt Against Discriminatory Taxation
The American Revolution was not merely a tax revolt over consent; it was a rebellion against a system of taxation that was punitive, discriminatory, and enriching special interests. Many popular accounts of taxation and the American Foundin...
Kill the Handout to Fix Trump Accounts
The Wall Street Journal recently published my op-ed on how Congress could fix Trump Accounts so they’d actually be a useful investment vehicle.
My reform idea is straightforward: let parents deduct their contributions to Trump Accounts, so...
The AI Panic Is Producing Terrible Tax Ideas
AI anxiety is creating a new cross-party consensus. The prescription? New taxes. Andrew Yang wants a tax on computing power. Bill Gates wants the robot that takes your job to pay taxes. Nobel laureate Simon Johnson calls a compute tax “a se...
The Washington Anti-DST Consensus: Tax Principles Worth Keeping
Representative Ron Estes (R‑KS) recently introduced House Resolution 1340, opposing foreign digital services taxes (DSTs). It is co-led by Rep. Suzan DelBene (D‑WA) and cosponsored by members of both parties. The resolution comes as the EU...
Trump Accounts: Good Idea, Bad Design
After July 4, Trump Accounts will start accepting contributions. These new investment accounts are available to American children, and kids born between 2025 and 2028 are eligible for a $1,000 government-funded seed investment.
The basic i...
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