The CBO projects that the federal budget deficit is already at $1.6 trillion and will grow by $20 trillion over the next decade.
House Passes Bill to Extend Parts of TCJA
The tax package extends and reforms several provisions that would increase business investment and economic growth.
IRS Errs in Moving its Own Tax Preparation System Forward
The Direct File program is another step in the IRS expanding its authority.
The IRS Moves Ahead With Confusing and Burdensome 1099-K Form
Restoring the previous 1099-K threshold would save taxpayers from unnecessary paperwork and greater confusion.
Interest on the National Debt is a Ticking Time Bomb
Congress should end its spending spree and reduce the federal debt.
Supporters of Durbin Amendment Double Down
The Credit Card Competition Act of 2023 would take away credit card rewards that tens of millions of consumers enjoy.
Expanding Dodd-Frank is a Bad Deal for Consumers
The Credit Card Competition Act of 2023 would increase government interference and harm consumers.
GAO Releases New Estimate of COVID Unemployment Insurance Fraud
Congress and executive branch agencies should continue to get as many answers and money as possible.
Congress Should Permanently Maintain Higher 1099-K Reporting Requirements
A higher 1099-K threshold would protect taxpayers from higher taxes, more audits, and complicated paperwork.
Estimates of COVID-19 Relief Fraud Continue to Increase
The government’s failure to distribute relief money correctly continues to be unearthed.