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Graetz argues that anti-tax conservatives not only lowered taxes, especially for high-income households and corporations, but they changed government and politics.

Headed into the November election - and with a big fight over expiring tax cuts looming in 2025 - Democrats are pushing once again to raise taxes on the wealthiest Americans. Earlier this month, President Biden unveiled a budget plan that proposes to raise more than $4.5 trillion in new taxes over the next decade, largely by targeting corporations. While repeating his pledge that families making less than $400,000 a year should not pay more tax, he revived and expanded upon an idea that Democrat

Earlier this month, President Biden unveiled a budget plan that proposes to raise more than $4.5 trillion in new taxes over the next decade, largely by targeting corporations.

Earlier this month, President Biden unveiled a budget plan that proposes to raise more than $4.5 trillion in new taxes over the next decade, largely by targeting corporations.

Most Americans would likely prioritize social insurance, according to one survey.

Wealthy Americans, like the British, face a tax of up to 40pc on their estates when they pass away – but hardly any of them pay it.

Across the Atlantic, a rising tax-free exemption has made the hated levy all but disappear

From the blog of Naomi Graetz at The Times of Israel

Professors Kathleen DeLaney Thomas and Erin Scharff discuss fake tax news and the effect it has on public policy.

From the blog of Naomi Graetz at The Times of Israel