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CORPORATE AND INDIVIDUAL TAX REFORM CONSIDERED FROM A STATE AND LOCAL VIEWPOINT

The theme of most articles or presentations on tax reform in the United States concentrates on the federal tax aspects with little or no attention being given to state and local taxes. It would appear, if any meaningful reform is to be accomplished, that state and local taxes must also be considered in such measures. I will not attempt to analyze the economic impact that a proposed major federal revision would have on the state and local tax structure as certain advocates of federal tax reform