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Over more than a decade, the instant asset write-off scheme has provided tax breaks for small business purchases.

Northern Irish business leaders have given a mixed response to Jeremy Hunt's Spring Budget.

Current tax policy encourages short-term spending over long-term investment

Tax policy can no longer be pro-growth without also being deficit conscious. Irrespective of current tax rates, growing deficits, and increasingly popular new spending proposals mean that taxes would need to rise in the future, not just for high-income Americans, but also for middle-income wage earners. This is an unacceptable outcome that will dampen economic opportunity and slow down the recovery.

Carbon taxes can work, but design matters, and must be taken seriously. Learn more about carbon emissions and climate change tax and green tax reforms.

The Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook (MYEFO) announced today shows that the Australian economy is positioned for strong growth in 2022. However

Why Full Expensing of R&D Should Remain in the Tax Code Commentary Ask 1,000 random people what the 2017 tax reform law did, and probably none of them would tell you about full expensing of business investments—instead, they’d likely cite individual or corporate income tax reductions. And yet, the ability to immediately deduct investment expenses was one of the most important pro-growth provisions in the entirety of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA). Now, though, it’s in danger of being ph...