Report: Removing Credit Union Exemption Would Improve Tax Code

Report: Removing Credit Union Exemption Would Improve Tax Code

Tax Foundation

The tax exemption for credit unions isn’t sound tax policy, isn’t neutral, and causes an inefficient use of resources, and by eliminating the exemption, Congress would make the tax code more neutral while raising revenue that could be used for further tax code improvements, Erica York of the Tax Foundation said in an October report.

The tax exemption for credit unions isn’t sound tax policy, isn’t neutral, and causes an inefficient use of resources, and by eliminating the exemption, Congress would make the tax code more neutral while raising revenue that could be used for further tax code improvements, Erica York of the Tax Foundation said in an October report.

The tax exemption for credit unions isn’t sound tax policy, isn’t neutral, and causes an inefficient use of resources, and by eliminating the exemption, Congress would make the tax code more neutral while raising revenue that could be used to offestfurther tax code improvements, Erica York of the Tax Foundation said in an October report.

The tax exemption for credit unions isn’t sound tax policy, isn’t neutral, and causes an inefficient use of resources, and by eliminating the exemption, Congress would make the tax code more neutral while raising revenue that could be used to offestfurther tax code improvements, Erica York of the Tax Foundation said in an October report.