Tax Cuts Reach Six-Month Mark By David Morse, CPA Tax Policy Associate Director It’s been six months since President Trump signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs

Last month the White House presented a 36-page outline of the U.S. position toward trade with China.  White House National Trade Council and Office of

By Jason Cooper, CPA Research Assistant According to the latest US government report the US trade deficit in May was $43.1 billion, the smallest deficit

Zach Mottl, the owner of American manufacturing company Atlas Tool Works in Lyons, Illinois, is thanking President Trump for his recent tariffs on imported steel and

Editor’s note: China’s currency depreciation of 6% is a tariff on $130B of US exports to China (2017 trade numbers) and a subsidy of 6% on

Washington has been abuzz of late over President Trump’s moves to address continuing trade deficits with America’s global partners. And whether it’s tariffs on steel

The World Trade Organization has failed at its mission and needs to shape up for the United States to stay a part of it, said

By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director Some agricultural commodities have seen price declines in recent weeks due to uncertainty over international trade relationships. There is

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin won a battle inside the Trump administration over trade policy this week after a series of setbacks as he tries to