Daniel Bunn, President and CEO of the Tax Foundation, shares insights on the recently passed One Big Beautiful Bill. He discusses its improvements to the tax code, the winners and losers among taxpayers, and lobbyist influences. Bunn highlights the complexities of tax deductions, particularly for high earners, and examines how new policies aim to reshore manufacturing. The conversation also touches on the implications for charitable contributions and the challenges posed by marriage penalties in the tax code.
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Permanency Strengthens Tax Policy
Permanency in tax provisions provides stability for good policies like rates, brackets, and investment incentives.
This permanency helps businesses plan with less uncertainty, fostering economic growth and competitiveness.
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Permanency Shifts Political Burden
Permanent tax provisions shift the burden of proposing changes onto those favoring tax increases or cuts.
Democrats will likely keep pushing for higher corporate, individual, and estate taxes despite current permanency.
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Selective Tax Benefits Create Challenges
Raising the SALT deduction cap and no tax on tips or overtime are narrow tax benefits but politically necessary.
Such provisions complicate fiscal responsibility and add selective advantages in the tax code.
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Join Tom Wheelwright as he discovers what is in the One Big Beautiful Bill, what’s not, and what impact it will have on your business and the economy with his guest, President and CEO of the Tax Foundation - Daniel Bunn.
Daniel has been with the Tax Foundation since 2018 and, prior to becoming President, successfully built its Center for Global Tax Policy, expanding the Tax Foundation’s reach and impact around the world. Prior to joining the Tax Foundation, Daniel worked in the United States Senate at the Joint Economic Committee as part of Senator Mike Lee’s (R-UT) Social Capital Project and on the policy staff for both Senator Lee and Senator Tim Scott (R-SC). In his time in the Senate, Daniel developed legislative initiatives on tax, trade, regulatory, and budget policy.
In this episode, discover the improvements to the tax code, the limitations for tax payers, the consequences of lobbyists, who wins and who loses.
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00:00 - Intro. 01:50 - The Good Policy Provisions. 06:00 - Temporary vs. Permanent. 08:40 - The Bad Policy Provisions. 12:15 - Who are the winners? Who are the losers? 15:15 - Deductions & Penalties 21:33 - Tax on Universities & Service Industries. 29:10 - Don’t miss your opportunity for savings! 33:44 - Tax cuts across the board. 36:25 - Closing Statements.
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