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Nov 1, 1996
Replacing the Income Tax and IRS with a Fairer, Flatter and Saner Tax System: The National Retail Sales T
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Nov 1, 1996
Rhode Island's Tax Climate
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Oct 1, 1996
Supply-Side Tax Cuts and the Truth about the Reagan Economic Record (part 1)
William A. Niskanen and Stephen Moore5221 ...
Oct 1, 1996
Supply-Side Tax Cuts and the Truth about the Reagan Economic Record (part 2)
William A. Niskanen and Stephen Moore5222 ...
Oct 1, 1996
No State Income Tax? Your State Is Still Collecting from You
Seven states gets more than 10 percent of their revenue from corporate state income taxes, with Alaska (27.2 percent) and New Hampshire (18.2 percent) topping this category. Four states -Nevada, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming - collect no tax corporate income tax revenue. ...
Oct 1, 1996
The Moral Case for the Flat Tax
Steve ForbesSteve Forbes argues in this issue of Imprimis that AMerica's economic and spiritual revival are linked. These remarks are baseed in part on his presnetation during Hillsdale College's Shavana Institute for National Leadership seminar. " The Future of American Business," in chicago last May. This seminar was sponsored by the Edward ...
Oct 1, 1996
Supply-Side Tax Cuts and the Truth about the Reagan Economic Record (part 3)
William A. Niskanen and Stephen Moore5223 ...
Oct 1, 1996
An Agenda for Pennsylvania
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Oct 1, 1996
Small Business Taxes Up Over 300 Percent in Real Terms
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Sep 1, 1996
Public Subsidies, Private Gain: Stop Violating the Oregon Constitution
Dale F. Rubin5331 ...
Sep 1, 1996
Debate: Would it Be a Good Idea to Replace the Income Tax with a Consumption Tax?
Representative Bill Archer and Robert S. McIntyre2393 ...
Sep 1, 1996
Tax Relief Prospects for 1997
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Sep 1, 1996
Top Income Earners Continue to Shoulder Greater Share of Income Taxes
WASHINGTON, D.C., SEPTEMER 24,1996-According to preliminary data released by the Internal Revenue Service, the top 1 percent of U.S. income earners bore a slightly smaller portion of the total federal individual income tax burden in 1994 (28.67 percent) than it did in 1993 (28.75 percent). At the same time, however, that pup ...
Aug 1, 1996
Property Taxes: An Interstate Comparison
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Aug 1, 1996
Understanding Washington State Taxes (part 2)
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Aug 1, 1996
The Estate Tax War on Family Business
Public Interest Institute (unsigned)A famous jurist once noted that " the power to tax involves the power to destroy." While any tax can be destructive, perhaps no contemporary tax wields more destructive force per dollar of revenue collected than the estate tax. For the most part, the estate tax is a federal tax. This tax starts with a rate of 37 percent ...