Should the Expired Tax Provisions Be Given a New Lease on Life?

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April 12, 2018

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Congress is considering whether to renew 26 tax provisions that expired in 2017. These include provisions relating to energy conservation and alternative energy, targeted changes to the capital cost recovery system, and renewing the rules governing the discharge of indebtedness on primary residences, tuition expenses and empowerment zones, among others.

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Should the Expired Tax Provisions Be Given a New Lease on Life? · The Heritage Foundation · Sentinel