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Category: Taxes

New Education Metrics

July 11, 2019 Brian Phillips Education, Taxes

According to Politico, the budget passed by the Texas Legislature in the recent session establishes new metrics for evaluating school

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Trade is Between Individuals

June 11, 2019 Brian Phillips Business Regulations, Taxes

President Trump, among others, has made political hay of America’s trade deficit with China. To correct this alleged problem, the

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Transparency isn’t the Solution

April 30, 2019 Brian Phillips Taxes

In recent years, transparency has become a popular political buzzword. From legislators to taxpayers, everyone seems to want government to

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Texans Need a Sam Houston for Education

January 7, 2019 Brian Phillips Briefs & Papers, Education, Taxes

The curriculum in government schools is chosen and dictated by government officials. The textbooks used in government schools are chosen

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Reform that Won’t Be

January 5, 2019 Brian Phillips Education, Privatization, Taxes

When legislators convene in Austin next week, reducing the tax burden on property owners will be near the top of

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The Actor Doesn’t Change the Principle

December 7, 2018 Brian Phillips Eminent Domain, Taxes, Zoning and Land Use

If someone broke into your home and stole your jewelry, electronics, cash, and anything else that is yours, you would

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Principles and Principals, Again

November 29, 2018 Brian Phillips Education, Taxes

Though the 2019 legislative session will not convene until January, legislators have already filed hundreds of bills for consideration. One

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Greed and Justice

August 21, 2018 Brian Phillips Taxes

“Avarice,” states a recent editorial in the Houston Chronicle, “is just a politer way of describing greed, which seems to

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