Americans for Prosperity Foundation - Arkansas hosted the "Arkansas Tax Policy: Past, Present & Future" panel, where experts discussed past achievements, current challenges, and bold ideas for the future of Arkansas's tax landscape. The conversation highlighted opportunities to enhance economic competitiveness, streamline tax structures, and drive growth.

1. Greg Kaza: Greg Kaza has been the Executive Director of the Arkansas Policy Foundation since 2001, leading impactful research on taxation, business cycles, and economic efficiency. With an M.S.F. in International Finance, his initiatives, like the Efficiency Project with PricewaterhouseCoopers, have significantly influenced state fiscal policy and are featured in prominent publications.
2. Joe Bishop-Henchman: Joe Bishop-Henchman serves as the Executive Vice President of the National Taxpayers Union Foundation, leveraging his legal expertise to advocate for taxpayer rights through research, litigation, and public outreach. A noted tax policy expert with a J.D. from George Washington University, he has influenced landmark cases, including South Dakota v. Wayfair, and advises policymakers nationwide.
3. Richard W. Evans: Richard W. Evans is a Senior Economist at the Abundance Institute, specializing in large-scale economic models and policy analysis. With a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Texas, he has supported organizations like the World Bank and founded the Open Source Economics Laboratory, driving innovation in tax and benefit policy modeling.

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