More tax incentives for savings

Article Abstract:

Tax incentives to encourage personal saving may not be effective for the baby boomer generation according to a report by the Joint Committee on Taxation. More persons of that generation are covered by employer pensions, and the overwhelming majority of their parents live above the poverty line largely due to their receipt Social Security benefits. Additionally, those with surplus funds who are likely to save, save without incentives.

Tax Law, Public Finance Activities, Personal Tax Planning, Taxation, Personal finance, Tax planning, Influence, Savings, Tax incentives

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Tax shelter developments proceeing on several fronts

Article Abstract:

The author discusses legislative developments to attempt the curtailment of tax shelters following the Sep 11, 2001 terrorists attacks.

Analysis, Tax shelters

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The JCT's simplication study

Article Abstract:

The author discusses the congressional Joint Committee on Taxation's study on tax simplification.

Tax reform

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