[Note: This post is co-authored with David Herzig, Professor of Law at Valparaiso University School of Law.]
Paul Ryan’s $1.2 trillion border adjustment problem is more like a $7 trillion problem.
The House speaker’s $1.2 trillion problem arises from the “border adjustment” component of his corporate tax reform plan. As part of his plan, Ryan wants to…
Or, Dog Bites Man
While the #DBCFT has been scoring all the early tax-reform headlines, skeptical Senate Republicans have quietly been working on their own major overhaul of the corporate tax system. Under the…
I don’t know anything about Grover Norquist. I’m reasonably confident he isn’t a cuddly blue muppet, but even there, I would have to rely on…
Last week, I reviewed a recent article by David Hariton in TaxProf Blog. In that article, Hariton analyses gaming of destination-based…
The hottest topic in tax policy discussions of late has been analyzing the proposed border tax adjustments contained within the House Republicans’ Destination-Based…
