Kopple Professor @nyulaw. Former Asst. Secretary Tax Policy @USTreasury, Dep. Dir. @WhiteHouse NEC, Chief Tax Counsel @SenateFinance. @lilybatch.bsky.soc
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Looking forward to this!
Starting in 1 hour: CAP's "Beyond Billionaires" event with @lilybatch, @amyhanauer, @omzidar, Eric Zwick, and CAP experts @EmilyG_DC and @CoreyHusak. WATCH LIVE: xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1dGYlaeZe…
My new piece in @DemJournal on why Congress should repeal expensing and move back toward economic depreciation for large businesses, as was the law for most of the income tax’s history. Could raise ~$2 trillion over 10 years. Here’s 4 reasons why: 1/17 democracyjournal.org/magazin…
There are likely far more cost-effective ways to stimulate U.S. investment than expensing. I estimate under reasonable assumptions one could save ~$1.3 trillion & maintain the same functional incentives for US investment thru different tax policies. 16/17 papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
Glad to see @MittRomney come out in favor of higher tax rates on the wealthy and ending stepped-up basis. Stepped-up basis is the worst of all worlds from a policy perspective – benefits the wealthiest, encourages inefficient investment, and incentivizes complex tax planning. 1/3
We’ve reached a point where any mix of solutions to our nation’s economic problems is going to involve the wealthiest Americans contributing more. nytimes.com/2025/12/19/opini…
The @TaxLawCenterNYU has even more options for raising revenue by taxing the wealthy here. 2/3 taxlawcenter.org/tealbook
Curious if @MittRomney would also support an inheritance tax? 3/3 nytimes.com/2020/06/24/opini…
