Late last year, CTJ published a report examining the lack of scrutiny directed toward tax expenditures, and the repeated promises to address this problem made by past Administrations. Unfortunately, the President’s most recent budget proposal shows no signs of progress on this issue. As CTJ points out in an op-ed in today’s Sacramento Bee: “for the second year in a row, the Obama administration has chosen [in its budget] to simply copy-and-paste the Bush administration’s language on this issue, complete with all the same promises about what will be done at some point over the ‘next few years.’”
Read the op-ed.
Obama Budget Continues to Delay Taking a Closer Look at Tax Breaks
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