The President’s Advisory Panel on Federal Tax Reform yesterday announced that it is inviting interested parties to submit ideas on the various tax reform ideas submitted to the panel by June 10:

"At our two-day public meeting last week, 27 witnesses presented ideas and specific proposals for reforming the tax code," stated Senator Connie Mack, Chairman of the President’s Advisory Panel on Federal Tax Reform. "The Panel is now beginning to evaluate these ideas as well as other proposals that have been submitted to the Panel. We look forward to hearing the views of individuals, businesses, and associations about the potential benefits and problems with reform proposals that we have received."

This is the Panel’s third specific request for comments. In connection with its first two requests, the Panel received thousands of comments describing complexities and burdens, unfair aspects and distortions in the current tax system, and specific proposals for reforming the tax code.

  For details on how to submit comments to the panel, see here.