Opinions
Taxing & Spending: Will Fiscal Responsibility Survive COVID-19?
Contributing Editor Robert Goulder asks whether Congress’s pandemic response package will destroy whatever was left of fiscal discipline.
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Featured News
Business of Tax: Planners Should Take Care Giving CARES Act Advice
Tax advisers have their work cut out for them when it comes to helping their clients navigate the various provisions of the just-enacted coronavirus relief legislation to ensure they choose the best options.
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Featured Analysis
Coronavirus, Telecommuting, and the 'Employer Convenience' Rule
Edward A. Zelinsky criticizes New York’s income tax penalty for nonresident telecommuters, particularly in the context of the coronavirus emergency.
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Special Reports
OECD Digital Economy Designers: Share Your Work!
Allison Christians argues that the OECD should share the underlying data from its impact assessment on taxing the digital economy with independent researchers, not just relevant governments, and she calls for the Platform for Collaboration on Tax to use its resources and dedication to capacity building to help with individual country impact assessments.
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Tax Notes Talk
Countering the Coming Coronavirus Recession
| March 26
Martin Sullivan, the chief economist with Tax Analysts, says the U.S. is headed toward a recession unlike any other due to the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic and how to find relief.
