This issue brief will examine different approaches to means-testing, estimate their budgetary effects, and consider their public policy implications. It concludes that limiting federal benefits would achieve only modest savings, unless the limits were extended to the middle-class. Limiting tax expenditures would achieve substantial deficit reduction, but less than current estimates suggest due to offsetting changes in individual behavior, the federal budget, and the overall economy.| The Concord Coalition
Addressing our nation’s long-term fiscal challenge will require additional revenue, including higher taxes on the rich. However, before policymakers succumb to the popular desire to impose higher marginal tax rates on the rich, they should consider whether taxes are as unfair as many people believe. They should also consider the potential unintended consequences of higher marginal tax rates.| The Concord Coalition
From home office expenses to insurance to equipment write-offs, we answer the 21 most common tax questions from small business owners.| Paro - Professional Business Finance and Accounting Solutions
The rise of pass-through businesses and how their lax regulation and low taxation contribute to U.S. income and wealth inequality.| Equitable Growth
Financial literacy terms can be confusing. But you can do this! Understanding these key definitions unlocks the door to financial freedom.| Wealthy Woman Finance
