Topic: Tax Policy Center

Donald Marron What exactly do tax preferences add up to?
The tax code is full of credits, exclusions, and preferential rates. Taken together, such tax preferences will total almost $1.3 trillion this year. But even if Congress repealed all of these tax preferences, it would likely generate much less than $1.3 trillion in new resources.
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