Some interesting ideas on how to make taxation fairer. Very US-centric, and some of the ideas wouldn't necessarily apply to other countries. No explanation of how to get the proposed policies implemented - very much a "we're economists, this is how things should work in a perfect world" rather than the practicalities. Despite the cover blurb, this isn't groundbreaking or pioneering - lots of other authors have made the point that tax policy needs to be fixed - though the historical perspective is better than other books I've read.