A Journal of Ideas

Taxes

Financial Secrecy Is a Middle-Out Issue

What better target for popular rage than wealthy people cheating on their taxes and leaving the rest of society holding the bag?

By Charles Davidson

Spring 2025, No. 76 – 10 MIN READ

College Savings Plans Shouldn’t Be Tax Shelters for the Rich

Subsidized college savings accounts are making the rich richer—but there’s an easy way to direct help to the people who actually need it.

By Kevin Carey Harold Pollack

April 6, 2023, 9:30 am – 4 MIN READ

Overview: Post-Neoliberalism at a Crossroads

By Felicia Wong

Spring 2022, No. 64 – 21 MIN READ

Will They Ever Stop Hating Taxes?

Today, citizens’ consumer experiences inevitably shape their political views. Here’s what progressives need to understand.

By Ethan Porter

Winter 2021, No. 59 – 18 MIN READ

Tax Enforcement: Let the IRS Do Its Job

Fall 2020, No. 60, Special Symposium – 8 MIN READ