Welcome to No New Energy Taxes
Since the days of price controls and windfall profits taxes during the Nixon and Carter presidencies, elected officials have tried to manipulate free markets in order to fulfill their visions of what a “national energy policy” should look like. These efforts have been proven failures.
Instead of picking winners and losers in the industry, our leaders should pursue a policy that applies low, simple taxes to all forms of energy production, avoids government subsidies, and eases regulations that stand in the way of developing new resources.
What’s New
Obama’s Tax Code Trip-Up
March 25, 2009Obama’s Budget Pummels U.S. Economy with “Double Whammy”
March 10, 2009Nation’s Largest Taxpayer Group Celebrates Important Victory for Domestic Energy Exploration
September 24, 2008A Pound of Cheer, Ton of Jeers for Democrats’ Lightweight Energy Plan, Taxpayer Group Says
September 11, 2008Let’s Drill Our Way to Lower Taxes
by Andrew Moylan, NTU Government Affairs Manager
The Wall Street Journal
August 16, 2008“Gang of 10″ Energy Proposal Fails to Deliver on Domestic Production, Taxpayer Group Says
August 19, 2008Obama’s Tax-and-Spend Energy Plan Revives Failed Carter-Era Energy Policies, Taxpayer Group Says
August 6, 2008Nation’s Largest Taxpayer Group Praises Bush Decision to Lift Offshore Drilling Ban
July 14, 2008NTU runs ads thanking Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski and South Dakota Senator John Thune for voting against new energy taxes and in support of working families
July 2, 2008
(PDF files, open in a new browser window)
Sign Up for Email Updates
View our partner website where you can join the more than 36,000 people who have petitioned Congress to vent about gas prices and the need to reduce energy taxes. While there, you can see where your gasoline dollar goes, and view a map showing how much of the US is closed to oil exploration.
Quick Links
