Titlebook: Corporate Tax Reform; Taxing Profits in th Martin A. Sullivan Book 2011 Martin A. Sullivan 2011

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The Budget and Political Reality,l or conservative—shared one common feature. None of them raised revenue (and a few were overall tax cuts). Enacting tax reform is difficult enough. It is often called the “impossible dream.” No tax reform advocate wants to take on the additional political baggage of simultaneously raising taxes in

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Stephanie Krueger,Rebecca D. Frank federal debt than the tides can ignore the gravitational pull of the moon. Even if you share the views of the current Republican leadership in Congress that tax reform should not raise revenue, there is no denying that that the national debt casts a long shadow over any tax debate.

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ate tax reform..It boils down the complexity of corporate taCorporate tax reform is in the air. Competitive pressures from globalization, as well as skyrocketing budget deficits, are forcing lawmakers to rethink how America’s largest businesses are taxed. Some want to close “l(fā)oopholes.” Others want

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