In a Fox News interview, Mike Palicz, director of tax policy at Americans for Tax Reform, argued that allowing Trump's tax cuts to expire would lead to the largest tax increase in American history, dismissing criticisms from the CBO. His comments reaffirm ATR's stance in support of conservative tax policies that align with Trump's agenda.

Americans for Tax Reform, alongside 23 other groups, led a coalition letter to Congress criticizing the FCC's shift from the 'disparate treatment' to the 'disparate impact' standard, arguing that the new policy represents a regulatory overreach that empowers activist-driven targeting of broadband providers and undermines established civil rights precedents.

Americans for Tax Reform urged Senate Republicans to pass the joint employer CRA to reverse the Biden-era NLRB rule that expands indirect employer liability. The group claims this repeal is necessary to protect small businesses and promote traditional joint employer standards, while risking the erosion of worker protections.

Americans for Tax Reform has called on senators to pass the joint employer CRA, a measure aimed at overturning Biden's expanded joint employer rule. The organization argues that the new legislation will restore traditional employer standards and protect small businesses by preventing expansive definitions of employer liability.

Americans for Tax Reform spent $220,000 on lobbying in 2023, as reported by OpenSecrets. This expenditure underscores the organization's active role in influencing public policy, potentially favoring a conservative agenda that may undermine progressive and democratic reforms.