Common policy fights—deficit spending, the size of individual and family tax credits, and how to encourage business investment—will be back in 2025 tax overhaul talks, but finding balance to satisfy all sides could be more complicated than ever, a former GOP tax writer said.
Rates for income, capital gains, and estate taxes were among the big focuses during the fiscal cliff clash in 2012. Then the 2017 GOP-led tax law brought greater attention to overhauls in international, individual, and corporate tax rates. Ahead of next year’s expiration of most of the 2017 individual provisions, lawmakers will be forced to grapple ...
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