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    Jul 28
    Tax policy is all about trade-offs. Our new guide analyzes 86 potential changes to the federal tax code, considering their impact on federal revenue, the long-term debt trajectory, the distribution of after-tax income, and the US economy. Launch our interactive tool:
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    Options for Reforming America’s Tax Code: A Policymaker's Guide to Tax Reform Trade-Offs
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    Some form of improved cost recovery for structures—whether full expensing, expensing with a per-unit cap, neutral cost recovery, or simply shortening the asset life of residential structures—is one of the most powerful pro-housing supply options available to policymakers.
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    Tax Policy Can Lower Housing Costs. Here’s How.
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    With changes to payroll taxes likely to be part of a toolkit for reform, both policymakers and the public would benefit from understanding how the payroll tax works, who pays it, and its impact on the economy. Read more:
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    The Federal Payroll Tax: A Primer
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    Under the current policy, Canada has the 5th best capital cost recovery system in the OECD. However, Canada will drop to the 12th position in 2034 once their full expensing provisions expire. To maintain its current position, Canada should follow the US’s lead, as it did after
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    Full expensing under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act does not neutralize the tariff burden on imported goods. Read more:
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    There Is No Low-Tax Case for Tariffs
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