Often, under the guise of helping people, politicians and bureaucrats have erected countless barriers that prevent people—especially the least fortunate—from pursuing and achieving their dreams.
The examples are almost endless. These include:
These and other barriers often trap entire communities in generational poverty and dependency. Breaking down these barriers should be one of policymakers' top priorities.
Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX), chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, maintains that passing a 20-percent Border Adjustment Tax (BAT) on imported goods is needed to make U.S…
Read MoreCongress is committed to a bold, comprehensive tax reform package in 2017, House Speaker Paul Ryan affirmed in an address held at the National Association of Manufacturers conference. The Speaker’s positive…
Read MoreArlington, VA — House Speaker Paul Ryan today spoke at the National Association of Manufacturers annual summit where he reaffirmed Congress’ commitment to a bold, comprehensive tax reform package in 2017. A recent…
Read MoreTax reform is “not a fine wine, it doesn’t improve with time,” Freedom Caucus chairman Rep. Mark Meadows (R-NC) told CNBC. That’s why it’s so important that House…
Read MoreJust when Congress had the opportunity to move past the proposed 20-percent Border Adjustment Tax (BAT) on imports standing in the way of comprehensive tax reform, Ways and Means Committee chairman…
Read MoreArlington, VA — House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady (R-TX) announced today that the proposed 20-percent Border Adjustment Tax (BAT) on imported goods could be altered to include a…
Read MoreAuto industry representatives are headed to the White House this week to meet on the topic of tax reform with White House National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn. A key provision industry…
Read MoreSeveral leaders of the fiscal conservative House Freedom Caucus are urging House GOP leaders to drop the proposed 20-percent Border Adjustment Tax (BAT) on imports. According to the lawmakers, the trillion…
Read MoreA crucial moment of the recent House Ways and Means Committee hearing on the 20-percent Border Adjustment Tax (BAT) on imports was when hearing witnesses could not guarantee that American consumers…
Read MoreThe proposed 20-percent tax on imported goods would hurt businesses and consumers — and we all know it. But proponents of the tax still believe it will be part of tax reform…
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