Administration's Budget Does Not Reflect Administration Policies: Administration Policies Would More Likely Lead to a $113 Billion Deficit in 2012 than a $48 Billion Surplus
Fact Sheet: The "Mother of All Distortions": Attacks on Rangel AMT Plan Not Based On Reality
The Rangel AMT Proposal Versus Unpaid-For Repeal of the AMT: Which Is Better Tax Reform?
Extending the President’s Tax Cuts and AMT Relief Would Cost $3.5 Trillion Through 2017
Concerns About the State of the Economy Are Not a Good Reason to Waive PAYGO For AMT Relief
The AMT's Growth Was Not "Unintended": How the Administration and Congressional Leaders Anticipated the AMT Problem and Knowingly Made it Worse
Ways and Means Committee Republicans’ Use of Joint Tax Committee Data is Deeply Deceptive
What Would It Say about Congress’s Priorities to Waive PAYGO for the AMT Patch?
House AMT “Patch” Bill is Fiscally Responsible: Also Includes Child Tax Credit and Carried Interest Provisions That Would Make the Tax Code More Fair
The House Has Complied This Year With Its New "Pay-As-You-Go" Rule: But Greater Challenges Lie Ahead
Alternative Approaches to AMT Reform: Criteria for Assessment
The Alternative Minimum Tax, The President’s Budget, and the Congressional Budget Resolutions
Why the Cost of AMT Relief Should Be Included in Estimates of the Cost of Extending the President’s Tax Cuts
Revenue Losses from Repeal of the Alternative Minimum Tax Are Staggering
