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Chained CPI in the Tax Reform Bills Dec 08, 2017

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David Stewart talks to Zoe Sagalow about a new estimate of inflation -- the chained consumer price index -- proposed in the House and Senate tax reform bills.

Treasury’s Missing Corporate Tax Incidence Report Nov 26, 2017

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David Stewart talks to Jonathan Curry about Treasury’s removal of an analysis (Technical Paper 5) from its website on who bears the burden of the corporate tax.

Senate Tax Reform Bill Nov 15, 2017

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David Stewart and Jeremy Scott discuss the details of the Senate version of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, highlighting the differences between the Senate and House bills. The modified mark of the Senate tax reform bill includes repeal of the Affordable Care Act's individual healthcare mandate and would make tax cuts for individuals temporary.

House Tax Reform Bill Nov 08, 2017

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David Stewart and Jeremy Scott discuss the House Republican tax bill, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (H.R. 1).

Budget Reconciliation and Tax Reform Oct 27, 2017

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David Stewart and Jonathan Curry discuss the budget reconciliation process and what it means for tax reform.

Passthroughs and the Unified Tax Reform Framework Oct 14, 2017

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David Stewart talks to Jonathan Curry about the proposal in the “Big Six” tax reform negotiators' unified framework to tax passthrough businesses at a special rate.

Alternatives to the State Gas Tax Oct 13, 2017

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David Stewart talks to State Tax Today reporter Paige Jones about states pursuing alternatives to the gas tax.

Carbon Taxes and Pricing Oct 13, 2017

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David Stewart talks to Carrie Elliot, contributing editor at Tax Notes International, about carbon taxes and carbon pricing. They also discuss carbon taxes in the context of the Paris Agreement.

Data Retrieval Tool and Security Issues Oct 12, 2017

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Zoe Sagalow talks to Luca Gattoni-Celli about the data breach involving the IRS's data retrieval tool (DRT). After this episode was recorded, the IRS confirmed that its revised DRT was reactivated on October 1, 2017, for the 2018-2019 FAFSA form, but not for the 2017-2018 cycle. The IRS declined to provide any update about the timing or scope of the DRT's exploitation by identity thieves, including the number of victimized taxpayers. Tax Analysts will continue pursuing this story and share any new developments with our podcast listeners.

Kansas Tax Cut Repeal Oct 12, 2017

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Lauren Loricchio and Maria Koklanaris discuss the rollback of the Kansas governor's tax agenda, including ending the exemption for passthroughs.

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