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Arkansas considers new bill to reform taxes for remote workers
Arkansas is making strides to modernize its tax code, specifically targeting the challenges faced by nonresident workers.
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Republicans face challenges over expiring 2017 tax cuts
Policymakers in the new Republican-controlled Congress are facing challenges regarding tax cuts.
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Trump issues order on global minimum tax agreement
The Trump administration has issued an executive order regarding the global minimum tax agreement, known as Pillar Two.
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Mexico considers shift to alcohol content-based taxation
Mexico is considering a significant overhaul of its alcohol tax system, proposing a shift from the current ad valorem tax to an ad quantum system.
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State-level changes in US corporate income tax rates for 2025
Forty-four states in the United States impose a corporate income tax, with rates varying significantly across the country.
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Maryland governor proposes major tax overhaul amid looming budget deficit
Governor Wes Moore of Maryland has proposed significant tax changes to address the state's projected $3 billion budget deficit for fiscal year 2026.
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Corporate income tax rates for European countries announced for year ending December
European countries, like many around the world, impose corporate income taxes on business profits.
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Tax Foundation expert calls for shift in EU tax policy mindset amid global changes
With ongoing conflict in Ukraine, political challenges in France and Germany, and Donald Trump's return to the U.S. presidency, Europe faces potential shifts this year.
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Americans favor low-tax states amid rising interstate migrations
Americans showed a preference for relocating to low-tax states in 2024, as indicated by the latest U.S. Census Bureau data on interstate migration and commercial datasets from U-Haul and United Van Lines.
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Muresianu: 'The current tax treatment of R&D expenses is irrational, complicated and counterproductive'
Alex Muresianu, a policy analyst at the Tax Foundation, said the recent debt ceiling deal did not address significant fixes to the tax code, leaving outstanding issues such as research and development amortization unresolved.
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Loughead: 'Moving to a single-rate tax structure would yield many benefits for Wisconsin'
Katherine Loughead, a senior policy analyst with the nonpartisan Tax Foundation, recently made recommendations to improve Wisconsin’s tax structure and competitiveness in her testimony before the state legislature’s Committee on Ways and Means.