Talking Tax and Finance is an ongoing video series of brief conversations with experts in tax policy and tax administration.
Over the course of the series, we’ll provide a balance of viewpoints from soliciting comments from experts with diverse experiences and backgrounds. We look forward to a robust and thoughtful conversation around ideas that can potentially streamline, simplify, and improve the tax system. We hope that you’ll share your thoughts with us and with everyone who comes to our Tax and Financial Center site. We want this to be a robust dialogue and we want you to be a part of it.
John Breyault
John Breyault with the National Consumers League discusses the EITC and filing your tax return.
David Williams: 2016 Review
David Williams reviews the 2016 Talking Tax with Intuit series.
Small Business Tax Challenges: Sutton Fell, Kalia, Taulli & Martinez
Experts who work daily with small businesses discuss the tax environment and challenges facing entrepreneurs.
Former Chairman Mike Rogers
Mike Rogers, former Chair of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, discusses the cybersecurity threats that businesses face and calls on the government to work to protect taxpayers’ information.
Former Chairman David Camp
David Camp, former Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee (2011 – 2015), and current Senior Policy Advisor at PwC, discusses tax reform.
Former U.S. Senator Bob Kerrey
Former U.S. Senator Bob Kerrey discusses his views on taxes and partnerships to make the tax code work for taxpayers.
Former Senator Jim Talent
Former U.S. Senator Jim Talent discusses why cyber fraud is a real danger for small businesses, and points out that tax policy must aim to make tax returns as safe and secure as possible.
Andrea Levere
Andrea Levere, President of the Corporation for Economic Development, on saving at tax time.
Caroline Bruckner
Caroline Bruckner, Managing Director of the American University Kogod Tax Policy Center, speaks on taxes and the self-employed.