National Tax Journal

2021 - 2025

From University of Chicago Press
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Tax Loss Measurement pp. 867 - 893: Shane Heitzman and Rebecca Lester
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act: Searching for Supply-Side Effects pp. 895 - 914: William Gale and Claire Haldeman
Taxes and Firm Size: A 40-Year Perspective pp. 915 - 935: Danielle H. Green and George A. Plesko
Childcare Infrastructure in the Nordic Countries as a Way of Enabling Female Labor Market Participation pp. 937 - 951: Yvette Lind
Public Finance and Racism pp. 953 - 974: William Gale

Building Fiscal Capacity in Developing Countries: Evidence on the Role of Information Technology pp. 591 - 620: Merima Ali, Abdulaziz B. Shifa, Abebe Abebe and Firew Woldeyes
The Distributional Effects of Property Tax Constraints on School Districts pp. 621 - 654: Lucy Sorensen, Youngsung Kim and Moontae Hwang
Generosity Across the Income and Wealth Distributions pp. 655 - 687: Jonathan Meer and Benjamin A. Priday
Leakage From Retirement Savings Accounts In The United States pp. 689 - 719: Lucas Goodman, Jacob Mortenson, Kathleen Mackie and Heidi R. Schramm
Estimating the Distributional Implications of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act pp. 721 - 759: Cody Kallen and Aparna Mathur
Introduction pp. 761 - 762: Laura Kawano
TANF at 25: A Weaker Cash Safety Net Reaching Fewer Families and doing Less to Lift Families out of Deep Poverty pp. 763 - 789: LaDonna Pavetti, Ali Safawi and Danilo Trisi
The Consumption, Income, and Well-Being of Single mother–headed Families 25 Years After Welfare Reform pp. 791 - 824: Jeehoon Han, Bruce D. Meyer and James Sullivan
How Did Safety-Net Reform Affect Early Adulthood among Adolescents from Low-Income Families? pp. 825 - 865: Jacob Bastian, Luorao Bian and Jeffrey Grogger

The Spending and Consumption Response to A VAT Rate Increase pp. 313 - 346: David Cashin and Takashi Unayama
Voting Systems and Fiscal Policy: Evidence from Runoff and Plurality Elections pp. 347 - 376: Davide Cipullo
What Can We Learn About Automatic Enrollment Into Pensions From Small Employers? pp. 377 - 404: Jonathan Cribb and Carl Emmerson
Property Tax Homestead Exemptions: An Analysis of the Variance in Take-Up Rates Across Neighborhoods pp. 405 - 430: Keith Ihlanfeldt
An Assessment of Global Formula Apportionment pp. 431 - 465: Ruud De Mooij, Li Liu and Dinar Prihardini
Open-Economy Public Finance pp. 467 - 490: David Wildasin
Introduction pp. 491 - 492: Laura Kawano
Small Business Taxation and Income Inequality: The View from Canada pp. 493 - 512: Michael Smart
Average Tax Rates in the Canadian Personal Income Tax pp. 513 - 527: Kevin Milligan
The Taxation of Capital Income in Canada: Analysis and Directions for Reform pp. 529 - 551: Kenneth McKenzie
Employment, Child Care Spending, and Child Tax Benefits pp. 553 - 575: Derek Messacar

Editors’ Note: March 2021 pp. 1 - 2: Stacy Dickert-Conlin and Bill Gentry
Local Fiscal Adjustments From Depopulation: Evidence From The Post–Cold War Defense Contraction pp. 9 - 43: Tim Komarek and Gary A. Wagner
The Elasticity of Taxable Income in The Presence of Intertemporal Income Shifting pp. 45 - 73: Aspen Gorry, Glenn Hubbard and Aparna Mathur
Cross-Border Effects of A Major Tax Reform — Evidence from the European Stock Market pp. 75 - 106: Michael Overesch and Max Pflitsch
The Effect of Cannabis Legalization on Substance Demand and Tax Revenues pp. 107 - 145: Keaton Miller and Boyoung Seo
Does a Day Lost Equal Dollars Saved? The Effects of Four-Day School Weeks on School District Expenditures pp. 147 - 183: Paul N. Thompson
Introduction pp. 185 - 186: Naomi Feldman
How Does the Depression-Designed Retail Sales Tax Cope with the New Economy? A Tax for the New and A Tax for the Old pp. 187 - 220: John Mikesell, Daniel R. Mullins and Sharon N. Kioko
Wayfair in Constitutional Perspective: Who Sets the Ground Rules of US Fiscal Federalism? pp. 221 - 256: Kirk J. Stark
Taxing Goods and Services in a Digital Era pp. 257 - 301: David Agrawal and William Fox