Extenders Bill Is Bad Policy, Heritage Report Says

Heritage Foundation

Temporary tax extenders are bad policy and should all be allowed to expire because they are costly, distort markets, are poorly targeted, and allowing them to continue diminishes tax reform's impact, Adam N. Michel of the Heritage Foundation said in a January 17 issue brief.

<p>Temporary tax extenders are bad policy and should all be allowed to expire because they are costly, distort markets, are poorly targeted, and allowing them to continue diminishes tax reform's impact, Adam N. Michel of the Heritage Foundation said in a January 17 issue brief.</p>