TaxBytes

That might appear to be a rather unusual question.

Tax competition.

Ever say something you wish you hadn’t? Or did you ever say something you shouldn’t have, but were too proud—or too uninformed—to admit you were wrong? We will let you decide which option most applies to the following quotes about President Bush’s tax cut efforts: It “threatens our prosperity and could return us to the big budget deficits of the 1980s.

It’s time for some serious tax cutting — at the state level.

It’s begun — the 3-month countdown to income tax filing day.

The Bush team is set to release its fiscal 2007 budget, and Treasury Secretary John Snow says it will contain spending restraint and permanent tax cuts.

Like the cult classic of the 1950s, there’s been an invasion in Congress of snatchers, not of body but of booty.

Many people seem to think that corporations don’t pay their fair share of taxes.

Now can we talk about education? President Bush turned on the federal education spigot in 2001 with his No Child Left Behind Act (NCLBA).

The federal-state Medicaid program has grown an average of 9.