Tax Reform In North Carolina: John Locke Foundation Principles Move The State In The Right Direction | Beaufort County Now | The Tax Foundation estimates that, once all reforms are fully phased in, North Carolina's overall business tax climate ranking will be 13th best in the country. According to the 2016 index, North Carolina is now ranked as the 15th most attractive business tax climate. Given where we started... | John Locke Foundation,Sarah Curry,North Carolina,business tax,fair tax code

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Tax Reform In North Carolina: John Locke Foundation Principles Move The State In The Right Direction

 Publisher's note: The author of this post is Sarah Curry, who is Director of Fiscal Policy Studies for the John Locke Foundation.

 The Tax Foundation estimates that, once all reforms are fully phased in, North Carolina's overall business tax climate ranking will be 13th best in the country. According to the 2016 index, North Carolina is now ranked as the 15th most attractive business tax climate. Given where we started, becoming a top 10 state in the State Business Tax Climate Index would be a remarkable achievement for North Carolina. But the ranking is and always will be a mere reflection of what should be our ultimate goal — to have the most competitive, pro-growth, and fair tax code in the nation. Thanks to the tax reform legislation passed in recent years, we are headed in that direction.

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