Tax Notes Opinions
Tax Notes editors, contributors, and other great minds weigh in on pressing issues in the world of tax. We are passionate about tax – and we’re not afraid to share our thoughts.
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Pascal Saint-Amans, the director of the OECD's Center on Tax Policy and Administration, shares the latest on efforts to address the tax challenges of the digital economy.
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Marie Sapirie argues that Congress will likely consider whether to extend the credit for plug-in electric vehicles sometime soon, which presents an opportunity to examine that and similar credit programs and recognize flaws in their designs.
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Robert Goulder ponders what drives people to pay taxes and examines a recent OECD report on tax morale.
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Tax Notes Talk host David Stewart catches up with Jeremy Cape of Squire Patton Boggs in London about the current state of Brexit.
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Benjamin M. Willis discusses the recent letter by Democratic senators asking Treasury and the IRS to address how they’re working to mitigate incentives for corporations to offshore jobs and move operations, and he questions whether the Trump administration would be willing to compromise to address those concerns.
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Carrie Elliot looks at what game theory can tell us about the dynamics among players in tax systems.
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Tax Notes Today Federal reporters Jad Chamseddine and Asha Glover outline the tax issues Congress will likely tackle this fall.
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Joseph J. Thorndike argues that although a payroll tax cut could provide short-term benefits to the economy, it could also cause significant long-term damage by breaking the political linkage between Social Security taxes and Social Security spending.
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Francois Chadwick, Uber’s vice president of finance, tax, and accounting, details the ride-sharing company’s proposal on international tax rules for the digital economy.
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Martin A. Sullivan argues that U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods will affect supply chains, and therefore tax-efficient supply chain management, more than they will consumer prices.