Report Proposes Progressive Tax Reform Plan

Report Proposes Progressive Tax Reform Plan

Brookings Institution

Changing the tax code to increase compliance, reduce high-income tax avoidance, and broaden the tax base could raise $4 trillion over 10 years while being fairer, easier to administrate, and less politically costly than current wealth tax proposals, according to a report released by the Brookings Institution.

Changing the tax code to increase compliance, reduce high-income tax avoidance, and broaden the tax base could raise $4 trillion over 10 years while being fairer, easier to administrate, and less politically costly than current wealth tax proposals, according to a report released by the Brookings Institution.

Changing the tax code to increase compliance, reduce high-income tax avoidance, and broaden the tax base could raise $4 trillion over 10 years while being fairer, easier to administrate, and less politically costly than current wealth tax proposals, according to a report released by the Brookings Institution on January 28.

Changing the tax code to increase compliance, reduce high-income tax avoidance, and broaden the tax base could raise $4 trillion over 10 years while being fairer, easier to administrate, and less politically costly than current wealth tax proposals, according to a report released by the Brookings Institution on January 28.