Mazur: Business Reform, Simplification Could Find Bipartisan Support

Mazur: Business Reform, Simplification Could Find Bipartisan Support

Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center

Mark J. Mazur of the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center, former Treasury assistant secretary for tax policy, said at a July 18 Senate Finance Committee hearing that while undertaking meaningful tax reform will be challenging, there are areas where bipartisan reform could occur, such as business tax reform and simplification of tax incentives.

Mark J. Mazur of the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center, former Treasury assistant secretary for tax policy, said at a July 18 Senate Finance Committee hearing that while undertaking meaningful tax reform will be challenging, there are areas where bipartisan reform could occur, such as business tax reform and simplification of tax incentives.

Mark J. Mazur of the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center, former Treasury assistant secretary for tax policy, said at a July 18 Senate Finance Committee hearing that while undertaking meaningful tax reform will be challenging, there are areas where bipartisan reform could occur, such as business tax reform and simplification of tax incentives.

Mark J. Mazur of the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center, former Treasury assistant secretary for tax policy, said at a July 18 Senate Finance Committee hearing that while undertaking meaningful tax reform will be challenging, there are areas where bipartisan reform could occur, such as business tax reform and simplification of tax incentives.