Federal Tax Debate 2025

Congress will soon debate provisions from the Trump tax law that are set to expire at the end of 2025, as well as other tax policies that Trump proposed on the campaign trail. Here we examine what’s at stake as lawmakers consider significant changes to our tax system.

A Distributional Analysis of Donald Trump’s Tax Plan

A Distributional Analysis of Donald Trump’s Tax Plan

Who Pays? 7th Edition

Who Pays? 7th Edition

Tax Payments by Undocumented Immigrants

Tax Payments by Undocumented Immigrants

A Revenue Analysis of Worldwide Combined Reporting in the States

A Revenue Analysis of Worldwide Combined Reporting in the States

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Celebrating 50 Years of the Earned Income Tax Credit
Neva Butkus, March 2025
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Advantaging Affluence: A Distributional Analysis of Missouri HB 798’s Uneven Tax Cuts for Wealth and Work
Aidan Davis, March 2025
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State Rundown 3/26: Lawmakers Navigate Shortfalls, Potholes, and Pitfalls
.ITEP Staff, March 2025
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Why Americans Are Right to Be Unhappy About Corporate Tax Avoidance
Matthew Gardner, March 2025
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Two Ways a 2025 Federal Tax Bill Could Worsen Income and Racial Inequality
Joe Hughes, March 2025

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Carl Davis

Carl Davis
Research Director

The Geographic Distribution of Extreme Wealth in the U.S.
Excessive concentration of wealth runs counter to our national aspiration for genuine equality of opportunity, and it saps the vitality of our democracy through the consolidation of power and influence. Tax policy offers a powerful means of beginning to address our nation’s stark level of inequality, but current law is clearly falling short of its potential.