The Economic Benefits of Low Taxes
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Consider the Cases of North Carolina and Kansas Tax Reform
What is the Tax Reform Task Force Considering?
Time to Reform Arkansas’s Sales Tax?
How Do You Solve A Problem Like Texarkana?
Time For Back-To-School Sales Tax Holiday To End?
Repeal The Death Tax
Tax Freedom Day Is Here!
No New Taxes Placed On E-Cigs In Arkansas
Arkansas Second-Highest In Sales Tax Rate…Again!
Practical Tax Reform For Arkansas
Here Come Tax Cuts!
Time to Revisit the ’86 Tax Reform — In America and Arkansas
A Christmas Present to Taxpayers
Why Arkansas, and America, Needs Tax Reform
Join Us Next Friday!
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Cato Doesn’t Want To Have Beebe’s Babies
Making Arkansas a Rich State
Report: Arkansas Terrible On Transparency
Happy (Belated) Tax Freedom Day, Arkansas: You Now Have Permission To Keep Your Money
Sorry Arkansas, Our Taxes Still Suck
Arkansas Has 2nd Highest Combined Sales Tax
Et Tu, Republicans? No Meaningful Tax Cuts For Arkansans