Fresh off a big win by Republican lawmakers to boost economic freedom of all Americans by lowering their taxes last December; some GOP policy makers would now attenuate that victory by imposing an online sales tax on small businesses. The…
The governors of New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey joined forces last week to announce they’re suing Uncle Sam. They’re trying to torpedo the new $10,000 ceiling on how much state and local taxes their residents can deduct when paying…
The recently enacted tax reform/tax reduction is possibly the most misinterpreted and misrepresented policy change in the history of policy changes. For example, it has been accused of benefiting only the wealthy and of adding $1.5 trillion to the federal…
Among the many pro-growth and pro-middle-class aspects of the recent tax reform bill, Congress took the bold and needed step of curtailing the State and Local Tax Deduction (SALT). The cap is now at $10,000, significantly reducing this provision that…
American taxpayers, workers, and businesses are getting a gift this Christmas — President Trump and the Congress delivered the long-awaited tax bill in time for Christmas and the New Year. It’s TaxMas! Unfortunately, it’s also a misunderstood and unjustly unpopular…
Rejoice, all ye faithful! Tax Reform has passed the Senate and the American people will be getting more of their money back. Hallelujah! What’s good about it? American Commitment’s Phil Kerpen shares all the ways the bill will make America…
Spend some time on Twitter if your diet is low on liberal tears. They’re absolutely fortifying and guaranteed to confer long life and happiness. What’s causing the Democrats to cry today? Let’s create a list. First, it must be noted…
House and Senate Republicans are racing to hammer out a tax cut agreement that blends the House bill passed on November 16 with the Senate version that squeaked through at 2 a.m. Saturday morning with one vote to spare. Failure…
Rooms full of racket and non-stop commotion drive a person nuts. You want to clap hands over your ears and flee. Like now — from the rowdiness of what Reader’s Digest used to call — still may for aught I…