The chapters in this book are intended to shed light on the inner workings of the tax-estimating bureaucracy. They propose changes in the the Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT) and the Treasury Department's Office of Tax Analysis (OTA) work, the methods employed to analyze who wins and loses when tax policy changes, and how "dynamic scoring" would vastly improve the information available to policymakers in Congress and the Administration when they reform our nation's tax code.
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A roadmap for improving the way tax laws are made so the tax system can be made worthy of taxpayers. -- Jack Kemp (Kemp Partners)
The best guide to how tax revenue forecasts are made, where the problems lie, and what improvements should be made. -- Richard Rahn (Center for Global Economic Growth)
The best guide to how tax revenue forecasts are made, where the problems lie, and what improvements should be made. -- Richard Rahn (Center for Global Economic Growth)
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