The CBO now projecting this year's federal budget deficit will jump 27% to $1.9T. Kitty Richards and Rohit Kumar debate which presidential candidate's plan is best for America.

Just came across this piece from National Taxpayers Union debunking several TCJA myths: Hello! You've Been Referred Here Because You're Wrong About the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act - Foundation - National Taxpayers Union shar.es/ag7F4f

NEW: NRSC Chair Steve Daines is leading 8 other tax writers in calling to defund the OECD over objections to its 15 percent global minimum tax. More here: subscriber.politicopro.com/article/2024/0…

SFC Rs taking up the OECD funding mantle. OECD $$ survived this effort last time but this is a notable escalation from teacup to saucer.

No matter how closely you look, you will *not* see me in this PwC video owing to my totally rational fear of plummeting to my demise. But if you're watching the Olympics (USA! USA!!) then you will see it throughout the coverage - get a sneak peak here: youtu.be/65MWGm4JwpI?si…

The Bipartisan Policy Center released a series of explainers on key issues in individual tax, business and international tax, and fiscal policy more broadly ahead of anticipated 2025 #tax negotiations. Check it out here: bipartisanpolicy.org/tax/

Set your VCRs for 7:30am EDT to catch me and Natasha Sarin on Squawk Box with Joe Kernen Andrew Ross Sorkin and Becky Quick. Hopefully won’t be too SALTy a conversation and we each appreciate some heretofore unrealized gains. I will show myself out now. But do tune in!

A rare departure from the world of tax policy or Duke Men’s Basketball for a self indulgent proud spouse moment as my partner in crime, hilary chapman, is getting a well deserved honor for her work. My next post will be back to my usual, but this is one of the few that warranted a departure!

Our PwC instant analysis of the results from last night and what it means for tax policy going forward. More the come of course once we know who will control the House … pwc.com/us/en/services…

President Trump made many tax cut promises. Even with GOP sweep, they won't be easy for Congress to keep cnbc.com/2024/11/11/tru…

Lots of tax things said on the campaign trail, but like all campaign promises from every campaign ever, the reality of governing will look quite different. My thoughts on that in the CNBC piece by Eric Rosenbaum

What does tax policy in a trifecta look like? Join me friends as we peer into the future with startling clarity here: pwc.com/us/en/tax-serv… Buckle your chin straps folks, it’s gonna be a wild ride!

Everything you need to know about the future of US Int’l Tax policy in 13 action packed minutes, courtesy of the Bloomberg Tax Talking Tax podcast hosted by Lauren Vella: playlist.megaphone.fm/?e=BL8696960743

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In the umpteen years I have been working the tax policy beat, I can’t ever recall corporate tax issues, let alone int’l corporate tax issues, rising to a Day 1 level of attention for a new Administration. Here’s our take on what it all means: pwc.com/gx/en/tax/news…

The House just passed a budget resolution that would set up the One Bill to Rule Them All, but the Senate passed a different version contemplating two bills - so what now? The hottest of hot takes from the PwC US tax policy team right here, right now: pwc.com/us/en/tax-serv…

The Senate amended the House Budget resolution early Saturday morning. If you’re wondering what does it mean, where do we go from here and what is the sound of one hand clapping, the PwC tax policy team has answers to (most of) those questions right here: pwc.com/us/en/tax-serv…