The Heartland Institute

... Commentaries from The Heartland Institute on Taxmageddon and the fiscal cliff, plus other... work on the fiscal cliff and Taxmageddon was the proposed changes in how... take this course instead,” they write. Taxmageddon: Massive Tax Increase Coming in 2013 http://heartland.org/policy-documents/taxmageddon... ...

... plan, what some critics are calling “Taxmageddon” would be a historic hike in... of the 2001–03 tax cuts. Taxmageddon: Massive Tax Increase Coming in 2013 http://heartland.org/policy-documents/taxmageddon-massive-tax-increase-coming-2013 Curtis Dubay of The Heritage Foundation discusses Taxmageddon, an enormous... ...

... Post called the looming tax increase “Taxmageddon,” and Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke called it a “massive fiscal cliff.” This impending tax increase is mostly the result of the expiration of many long-standing policies that all expire at the end of 2012. President Obama and Congress should start working together... ...

... Commentaries from The Heartland Institute on Taxmageddon and the fiscal cliff, plus other... Research & Commentary: The Fiscal Cliff and Taxmageddon Budget & Tax Absent action from Congress and the president, the United States will face what many are calling a “fiscal cliff” at the beginning of 2013. That describes... ...

... year, resulting in the fiscal cliff/taxmageddon nightmare scenario most economists figure would... long run than the fiscal cliff/taxmageddon scenario. In other words, the President’s budget both fails to grow the economy and fails to rein in the debt. William McBride ( wam@taxfoundation.org ) is chief economist at... ...

... 1, 2013 as the start of “Taxmageddon” because of an estimated half-trillion dollars of annual tax increases that will be imposed if the early 2000s tax rates are allowed to expire and various Obamacare taxes are put into place. Among the tax increases that are scheduled to occur: Obamacare Taxes More than 20 new... ...

... the huge tax hike known as Taxmageddon; prevent the reckless, automatic defense cuts, preferably by choosing alternative savings; renounce any other tax increases; resist the temptation to conjure further ad hoc budget schemes and grand bargains; and return as soon as possible to the regular practice of congressional... ...