Tax Politics
The Politics of Taxes
Treasury Department Continues Attack on Inversions, Businesses
Yesterday, The Treasury Department made more changes to rules with regard to inversions. The driving force behind the constant meddling into this legal practice is the retention of tax revenue. "Under the new rules, there will be a three-year limit on foreign...
IRS HCTT-2016-38: Obamacare and Businesses
Find Out How ACA affects Employers with 50 or More Employees Some of the provisions of the health care law apply only to large employers, which are generally those with 50 or more full-time equivalent employees. These employers are applicable large employers – also...
6 Years Later: The Failures of Obamacare
Everything we were promised with Obamacare has yet to come to fruition: keep your plan! lower prices! tens of millions insured! and a litany of other broken promises and predictions. Obamacare was signed into law on March 23, 2010. The Weekly Standard took the time to...
The IRS Scandal Continues: Judge Orders Release Of Target List
We're coming up on three years since the IRS scandal broke in May 2013. Most Americans have certainly forgotten about it, especially since the former head, Lois Lerner, went wholly unpunished. But some targeted groups have not forgotten about it, and continue to fight...
Emails Expose Obama Administration-FCC Overreach Regarding Obamanet
Earlier this month, the Wall Street Journal noted an incredible sequence of events brought to light through judicial process and undercover emails. Obama meddled in the net-neutrality process, violating standards of conduct. I have reproduced the article in its...
High Corporate Tax Rates and Inversions
Dustin Howard over at Americans for Limited Government tackles one of the key factors contributing to the rise of corporate inversions: high corporate taxes. I would also argue that another mitigating factor is foreign-earned income, which the United States government...