Washington Insider: carbon tax talk in an anti-tax era
As anti-tax advocates look forward to policies of a new administration that controls both the executive and congressional branches, discussions are focusing on ways the new tax structure could be defined. This week, Bloomberg is reporting that a revenue-neutral elimination of the corporate income tax could be achieved through a combination of lucrative feedback effects and a carbon emissions fee. It cites a report by the conservative R Street Institute (RSI) on the topic.
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