Taxes
America's economy: Fiscal cliffs, multipliers, and the myth of central bank independence
The headline says it all(19)
Warren Buffett and the Giving Pledge: Giving away a lot of money
THE CHAIRMAN of Berkshire Hathaway discusses his motivations for giving wealth away, history's great philanthropists and why his tax return is not a factor(2)
Renouncing citizenship: Did Eduardo Saverin do anything wrong?
Pundits are wrong to accuse the Facebook co-founder of exploiting the system; the IRS stuck it to him good and hard(387)
India’s balance of payments: The tail that wags the elephant
India plays fast and loose with its balance of payments(21)
The public sector is still hobbling the economy(56)
Taxation: The capital exception
Economists are revisiting the idea of capital taxation(34)
Stephen King on taxes: Pet theory sematary
Killing the "if-you-want-your-taxes-raised-why-don't-you-send-the-IRS-a-bigger-cheque" meme(60)
Tax policy: The VAT of the land
Two right-leaning wonks are singing the praises of the VAT, but the politics are trickier than they suppose(94)
The election will determine whether a nasty dose of austerity can be avoided(29)
Free exchange: Zero-sum debate
Economists are rethinking the view that capital should not be taxed(33)
Fiscal policy: The master of horror on taxes
Whether rich liberals ought to donate money to the government is a confusing and probably irrelevant question(140)
The high price of tax breaks: Not so easy
Closing loopholes is politically painful(11)
Building euro-zone competitiveness: Mobile moans
It should be easier for unemployed Europeans to move in search of work. The latest in an occasional series(28)
Top tax rates around the world have fallen over the past three decades. That may be about to change(70)
Mitt Romney’s economics: Work in progress
The presumptive nominee is steering his economic policies to the right(46)
Fiscal policy: Spending by any other name
Do tax credits and deductions count as government spending? It's a surprisingly tricky question(127)
Politicians’ taxes: Opening the books
Suddenly, politicians are keen to reveal their tax statements(3)
The president comes out fighting for the Buffett rule(24)
Public attitudes and economic issues: Death and taxes
People's views don't always add up(24)
Daily chart: Tax me if you can
The average tax rates for America's middle-income and rich households(160)
The campaign to reverse the pasty tax is up against the clock(23)
State-level tax reform: Not so easy
Georgia shows how hard it is to enact bold changes to the tax code(2)
George Osborne, under pressure to defend his budget, commits a small act of violence against the historical record(7)
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