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Legislation
A Write-Off That Shows Tax Reform Will Be No Game
A popular deduction for college sports fans may be in the cross hairs -
Policy
A California Tax Plan Meets the Mungers
A proposition backed by Governor Jerry Brown to raise sales and income taxes to help close the state's budget shortfall seemed set to pass until the Berkshire Hathaway heirs came out swinging -
Commentary
Regardless of Who Wins, Sole Proprietors Will Pay More Taxes
The Obama administration plans to let its payroll tax cut expire. The Romney campaign appears likely to do the same. That means millions will see an increase -
Economy
It's Time to Stop Favoring Debt Over Equity
The tax code encourages businesses to borrow, rather than sell shares, and lures households to take on debt by making their mortgage interest payments deductible -
Financing
The Small Business Lending Fund's Tepid Results
Billions in government money meant to get banks to lend have translated into only modest gains for Main Street -
U.S. economy
The War Over Economic Facts
If Mitt Romney and Barack Obama can't agree on basic facts, what hope does the U.S. have of coming together to fix the economy? -
Policy
Tax Breaks Helped Startups
The birth of Ole Smoky Moonshine in 2010 -
Policy
To Tax, or Not to Tax, Overseas Cash Hoards
Obama and Romney are poles apart on how to treat offshore income -
Commentary
Why Small Businesses Won’t Stop Underpaying Taxes
Getting small business owners to pay all the taxes they owe is one way Congress could lower the deficit. It's also political suicide -
Policy
Why 'Makers' vs. 'Takers' Is the Wrong Conversation
A MacArthur "genius" fellow who grew up poor finds entrepreneurship is an important way people exit poverty -
2012 campaign
The Real Story About Romney’s Tax-Cut Plan
Romney's tax-cutting numbers still don't add up, according to experts at the Tax Policy Center -
Policy
Low Capital Gains Taxes May Not Help the Economy
Sixty years of data cast doubt on the economic argument for treating capital gains differently -
Europe
France's Entrepreneurs Condemn New Tax Proposals
A new capital gains tax could reach 64 percent -
Economy
The Fiscal Cliff Tax Hikes Alone Are Half a Trillion Dollars
A new study breaks down the impact of various expiring provisions, from the payroll tax cut to the estate-tax break -
Legislation
Airbnb: To Tax or Not Tax a Rented Bed
With hotel tax revenue falling, cities are cracking down on Airbnb's booming rental business
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