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Tax Reform Brief
2017 Tax Law Is Fundamentally Flawed
October 31, 2018
Tax Reform Brief
2017 Tax Law Invites Rampant Tax Sheltering and Gaming
October 25, 2018
Tax Reform Brief
2017 Tax Law Tilted Toward Wealthy and Corporations
October 25, 2018
Tax Reform Brief
2017 Tax Law Shrinks Revenue When More Revenue Is Needed
October 25, 2018
Report
“Universal Savings Account” Proposal in New Republican Tax Bill Is Ill-Conceived
September 19, 2018 Brendan Duke
Report
New House Republican Tax Proposal Fails Fiscal Responsibility Test, While Favoring the Wealthiest
September 13, 2018 Chuck Marr Brendan Duke
Policy Basics
The 2017 tax law is fundamentally flawed: it will cost about $1.9 trillion over the next decade and deliver windfall gains to wealthy households and profitable corporations.

Policymakers should consider ways to reverse the damage and craft meaningful tax reform that eliminates various loopholes, shelters, and gaming opportunities, raises much-needed revenue, and is more favorable to households with low or modest incomes.