This morning -- Super Tuesday Eve Leap Day-- I gave a talk as part of the Business Law Breakfast series sponsored by the Lowell Milken Institute of Business Law and Policy at the UCLA School of Law. The talk was titled "Tax Policy 2017: Proposals and Prospects for Significant Tax Reform under the 45th President" and a PDF version of the slides I presented can be found here. (n.b.: the ppt is dated July 17, 2017-- which is what today's date would be if we didn't have leap days).
The best analysis (by far) of the several candidates' tax plans has been done by the good people of the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center in Washington, DC. The TPC is the go-to joint if you're looking for down-the-middle, non-partisan expert analysis of tax policy issues. At the following embedded links you can find the TPC analysis of the Trump tax plan, the Cruz tax plan, and the Rubio tax plan.
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