Democracy, Societal Collapse, Public Choice, Goldfish and Tax Competition
Democratic governments tend to over-tax and over-spend once people decide that it’s okay to use government coercion to take other people’s money....
Democratic governments tend to over-tax and over-spend once people decide that it’s okay to use government coercion to take other people’s money....
Corporate income can be taxed without a corporate income tax by taxing the income when it is distributed to shareholders instead of at the business le...
Being that it is tax day in America, CATO economist Dan Mitchell argues that it is an appropriate day to debate a better way to reform the corrupt tax...
Advocates of economic liberty can use the Panama Papers to our advantage by explaining tax policy is the best way to encourage both growth and complia...
CATO economist and senior fellow Dan Mitchell examines the ranks given to states based on income taxes and efficiency by Reboot Illinois and WalletHub...
To answer questions of how to best deal with tax evasion, we should keep in mind three broad issues about the enforcement of any type of law....
CATO economist Dan Mitchell gives a primer on growth, politics and taxation, arguing Republicans shouldn't abandon supply-side and push for dynamic sc...
The good news is that President Obama has unveiled his final budget. The bad news is that it’s a roadmap for an ever-growing burden of government sp...
CATO economist Dan Mitchell uses Peyton Manning and Cam Newton to explain the impact of tax reform and marginal tax rates on various income levels....
Some big government statists are already are semi-embracing Cruz’s value-added tax because of their desire to have a new source of revenue for Washi...
