The Trump tariffs are the largest US tax increase as a percent of GDP in over 30 years.

"A Supreme Court decision permanently enjoining the IEEPA tariffs would provide immediate relief to businesses and consumers and would hamstring the President’s ability to impose tariffs this broad in scope." — @alex_durante_ https://t.co/LvNjpvDgBz

While the OBBBA brings some stability by making many of the TCJA’s reforms permanent, it generally fails to reform the tax code’s accumulating complexity. Read more:

The most effective way to tax alcoholic beverages is to tax according to alcohol content, rather than beverage type. https://t.co/iolRjddKE9

📊 Sources of US gov't revenue by tax type: 39.9% = Individual income taxes 24.0% = Social insurance taxes 16.8% = Consumption taxes 11.0% = Property taxes 8.3% = Corporate income taxes Explore the latest data: https://t.co/Sx5bDM0IeP

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Rather than adding another overly complicated savings vehicle to the mix, the ideal solution would be to scrap the current piecemeal savings system in favor of universal savings accounts. https://t.co/7SwHkbi1tL @ahardtospell

Taxes are an important part of the mix, and modernizing a state’s tax structure helps position it for growth. States that rank better on the Index have better-structured tax codes, and states with better-structured tax codes get Wins Above Replacement. Read more:

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Not only is New Jersey's newly proposed data tax on corporations incredibly broad and almost impossible to administer, it is based on dubious premises and made worse by its poor design. More from @JaredWalczak: https://t.co/me6zHvoFyR #NewJersey

Working from home is great. The tax complications? Not so much. https://t.co/amcnITXVur #remotework #taxes

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🌎 The most competitive tax codes in the OECD: 1. 🇪🇪 Estonia 2. 🇱🇻 Latvia 3. 🇳🇿 New Zealand 4. 🇨🇭 Switzerland 5. 🇱🇹 Lithuania 6. 🇱🇺 Luxembourg 7. 🇭🇺 Hungary 8. 🇨🇿 Czech Republic 9. 🇸🇰 Slovak Republic 10. 🇮🇱 Israel See full rankings: https://t.co/xYFli2yg2d

President Trump says it perfectly. A patchwork of 50 different state systems creates a maze of conflicting regulations, resulting in chaos. Follow me to join the conversation on leading the AI revolution.

Tax #policy is so powerful that we can see its effects everywhere in the world around us—literally. You need look no further than the clothes you wear or the food you eat to see the profound influence taxes can have on human behavior. Explore odd ways #taxes have influenced

Trump Accounts promise new help for families saving for kids’ futures—but the design is clunky and less generous than existing options. This piece walks through how they work, why they may fall short, and what a better savings tool could look like:

This holiday season, Americans may be surprised to see just how much they are taxed for renting a car. Rental cars receive additional sales or excise tax treatment in all 50 states. How does your state compare? Explore the data: https://t.co/LYsjxWElSb

State revenues have grown 19.4% since 2017 and 50% over 20 years. With that growth, states can afford proven pro-growth policies like full expensing and R&D deductions. Read more:

Excise taxes are regressive, and other alternatives are frequently available to incentivize behavior change. Read more:

The 10 𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐬𝐭 states in the 2026 𝘐𝘯𝘥𝘦𝘹: 41. Hawaii 42. Vermont 43. Massachusetts 44. Minnesota 45. Washington 46. Maryland 47. Connecticut 48. California 49. New Jersey 50. New York Learn more:

Explore the IRS inflation-adjusted 2026 tax brackets, for which taxpayers will file tax returns in early 2027. See more: https://t.co/yAkU4RDo6R

The property tax will never win any popularity contests, but if repealed, backfilling the forgone tax revenue would be exceedingly difficult. New from @JaredWalczak: https://t.co/jKz9OQKXaE #PropertyTax

Several political leaders, including the White House, have touted the OBBBA as the “largest tax cut in American history.” While significant, the OBBBA is not the largest tax cut in American history; it’s the sixth largest. Read more: https://t.co/xmafTCBJJr @ericadyork

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