Under our current (broken) tax system, Congress lurches from year to year by renewing so-called “tax extenders.” This annual practice…

The season isn’t the only thing changing in Washington right now—so is the administration’s recollection of where it stands on…

If the United States government defaults on a debt payment, it would do serious harm to the U.S. economy—and, worst…

We’ve been laying out the case for international tax reform lately, and no issue dramatizes the need for reform better than the recent spate of corporate…

This week, a bipartisan group of lawmakers, led by Ways and Means Oversight Subcommittee Chairman Peter Roskam (R-IL), is urging the…

Last week, we laid out what it means when we say the committee is exploring “international tax reform.” It’s an…

Tax reform. Two words that get thrown around a lot in Congress. Everyone’s for it, but yet everyone has their…

Here’s a helpful illustration. Microsoft, a company that symbolizes American innovation, is now holding $108 billion of its profits overseas….

This just in: “US Paychecks Grow at Record-Slow Pace in 2nd Quarter” It’s another unwelcome headline from the Obama recovery….

To help keep research and development as well as high-paying jobs in America, Rep. Charles Boustany (R-LA) and Rep. Richard…