Opinions
Grover Cleveland: History’s Unlikely Man of the Hour
Joseph J. Thorndike argues that Grover Cleveland’s nonconsecutive presidential terms suggest for President Trump a possible political future and for President-elect Biden that without a Senate majority, ambitious plans for health, environmental, and tax policy could be a heavy lift.
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Featured News
AICPA Pushes Back on PPP Questionnaires for High-Dollar Borrowers
Businesses that took millions in pandemic relief loans are now being asked thorny questions to justify receiving them, but one group says the questionnaires focus on the wrong time frame.
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Featured Analysis
Shrinking the Tax Gap: A Comprehensive Approach
Charles O. Rossotti, Natasha Sarin, and Lawrence H. Summers detail steps a new administration can take to attack the tax gap, including useful steps that can be taken in the near term through executive actions.
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Special Reports
Credit Ratings and International Tax Planning
Zhiming Ma, Derrald Stice, and Danye Wang investigate the extent to which companies’ international tax planning activities affect assessments of their creditworthiness.
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Tax Notes Talk
How Americans Pay the Price for Vice
| November 25
The Tax Foundation’s Ulrik Boesen discusses the excise taxes imposed on longtime vices like alcohol and cigarettes as well as more recently developed habits.
