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  2. As people are scrambling to understand how the affects their situations for 2018 and beyond, points out many may push the envelope under the new tax law.

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  3. How will the affect the states? David Weiner examines how each state will fare under the TCJA's individual income tax provisions on TaxVox

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  4. . comments on Memphis's proposed tax on plastic bags and looks at the effects of plastic bag taxes across the country in her monthly TaxHound column, "The Case of the Plastic Bag Tax: Why don’t we all carry that weight?"

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    Apr 4

    Governments are increasingly taxing & for transit revenue, reports : But if a city has a track record of expanding its sales tax to services, ride-sharing is a natural target, says .

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  6. Don't forget to register for TPC's on Monday, April 9, 2018 at , "The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act: Tax Administration Challenges," with

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  7. Harvey Galper writes a rebuttal to 's recent blog on the 's new "schedular" system. Read more in Galper's TaxVox post, "The TCJA Has Replaced The 1986 Tax Act, But Is It Tax Reform?"

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    Apr 3

    , 4/18: How the affects people & places, feat. , , , , , & more. Details/to register:

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    Apr 1

    Looking forward to hosting ( and ) at the Tax Policy Colloquium on Thursday!

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  10. . writes a commemorative post on Peter G. Peterson and his lifelong mission to reduce our current political chaos by shifting more political resources toward efforts to find sensible, consensus solutions to policy challenges.

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    Apr 3

    The US tax code overhaul will result in a tax cut for nearly two-thirds of US households in 2018, finds . But the average tax cut will vary by state, report & :

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  12. A recent brief by Vanessa Williamson examines the public misperceptions of “foreign aid” spending and “government waste”

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    Apr 2

    The avg fed'l tax cut differs not only by income but by state, per . And what may seem a big drop in tax burden doesn’t necessarily represent a big jump in after-tax income, which is a better measure of how someone’s $$ situation improves.

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  14. New from on the decreasing IRS audit rate - will people and firms be more likely to cheat on their income taxes if they are less likely to get caught?

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  15. Join us next Monday 4/9 to discuss the 's new tax administration challenges! Featuring and more!

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    Mar 28

    I’m talking taxes, refunds, and families today on the podcast Critical Value.

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  17. tune into Critical Value's latest episode, "Tax and Transfer," featuring , who explains the significance of tax returns for low- and middle-income families and changing American households

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  18. Don't miss out and register today for TPC's 3rd Annual at on April 9, "The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act: Tax Administration Challenges," with

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  19. How do estate and inheritance affect ? , , and find two main effects: heirs are less likely to start or maintain a business and advance a business owner's retirement date

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  20. David Weiner finds between 60 and 76 percent of taxpayers in every state will benefit from the ’s individual income tax provisions in 2018 in his latest TaxVox post

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