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Avoid harmful tax fixes
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I agree with this article. When changing the tax laws the first rule should be, "Do no harm," and the next is beware of unintended consequences, like California's Prop 13.
There are two types of taxes, good taxes and bad taxes. Good taxes are those that I benefit from, but don't pay. Bad taxes are all of the rest of them.