Pro-Growth Tax Policy
NCPA experts have written and testified extensively about pro-growth tax reforms. Our research shows that high tax rates discourage work, saving and investment. Lowering marginal tax rates in general, and taxes on capital specifically, has the power to boost economic activity.
The NCPA believes that limiting the growth of government will encourage economic growth. An NCPA analysis of nearly a century's worth of data shows that the optimal size of the U.S. government is about 21 percent of gross domestic product. If we had stayed at the 1950 level of government spending, per capita income would be twice as high as it is today.
Tax Reform
- The Limit of Tax Revenues
- The Case for Corporate Income Tax Cuts
- New Taxes on the Wealthy are Bad News
for Everyone - Temporary Extension of Tax Relief for 2011
and 2012
Our Ideas in Action
Our Ideas in Progress
- Expand Individual Retirement Accounts
- Create Universal Roth IRAs
- Adoption of a Simple, Flat-rate Tax System
- Permanent Extensions for Capital Gains, Gift and Estate Tax Cuts
- Change Tax Law to Allow Employers to Offer Employees Individually-owned, Personal and Portable Insurance
Taxes & Small Business
- The Case for Permanent Expensing
- Don’t Let the R&D Tax Credit Slip Away
- The High Marginal Cost of the Estate Tax
Economic Growth
- How Tax Relief Can Stimulate
Economic Growth - The Likely Effect of the Federal
Budget Deficit - What about Those Deficits?
NCPA Experts
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Former President of the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank and CNBC Contributor Bob McTeer offers insights into the latest policy developments in monetary policy, banking, and financial regulation.