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Tax Expenditures and Tax Reform: Issues and Analysis

Eric Toder

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of the Urban Institute, its Board, or its Sponsors. The author thanks Len Burman and Tax reform is once again in the headlines. On November 1, the President’s Advisory Panel on Federal Tax Reform (2005) presented two options for restructuring the tax system – a reformed income tax with a significant amount of capital income of individuals exempt from tax (The Simplified Income Tax Plan or SIT) and a

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of the Urban Institute, its Board, or its Sponsors. The author thanks Len Burman and Tax reform is once again in the headlines. On November 1, the President’s Advisory Panel on Federal Tax Reform (2005) presented two options for restructuring the tax system – a reformed income tax with a significant amount of capital income of individuals exempt from tax (The Simplified Income Tax Plan or SIT) and a

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of the Urban Institute, its Board, or its Sponsors. The author thanks Len Burman and Tax reform is once again in the headlines. On November 1, the President’s Advisory Panel on Federal Tax Reform (2005) presented two options for restructuring the tax system – a reformed income tax with a significant amount of capital income of individuals exempt from tax (The Simplified Income Tax Plan or SIT) and a

Key concepts: Tax reform, Indirect tax, Value-added tax, Direct tax, Tax credit, Economics, Public economics, Ad valorem tax

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