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This webinar focused on the ways the new tax law could impact state revenues by changing policies that state lawmakers will soon consider mirroring in their own income tax codes.
Washington Post: Trump’s tax law includes a $40,000 SALT cap. Here’s who qualifies.
August 21, 2025 • By Steve Wamhoff
SALT cap or no SALT cap, the mega bill overall is a bonanza for the rich in every state.
USA Today: Would Mamdani’s ‘Millionaire Tax’ Chase the Rich Out of New York City?
August 21, 2025 • By Kamolika Das
Tax policies just really don’t drive relocation decisions, they’ve been claiming this for a long time, and there’s just very scant evidence to support it.
CT Mirror: Sales tax holidays under fire as CT launches its promotion
August 21, 2025 • By Miles Trinidad
A two- to three-day sales-tax-free shopping spree for selected items does nothing to reduce taxes for low- and moderate-income taxpayers during the other 362 days of the year.
How Do State Estate and Inheritance Taxes Work?
July 15, 2025 • By ITEP Staff
Estate and inheritance taxes are taxes on wealth passed on after someone’s death. They are a common way for states to tax the inheritances of wealthy individuals. These taxes ensure that those very large estates help pay for public services like schools, hospitals, and parks.
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