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  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    Florida Center for Fiscal and Economic Policy: Poverty Rises in Florida While the State’s Tax System Benefits the Wealthy

    The number of Floridians living below the federal poverty level increased between 2007 and 2009 by almost 550,000 – equal to the population of the cities of Orlando and Tampa…
  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    Florida Center for Fiscal and Economic Policy: Unbalancing Florida’s Tax System: Eliminating Taxes on Wealth Has Shifted the Burden to Other Floridians

    Florida’s state tax structure has become even more heavily weighted against the poor and middle class, even as the numbers of poor and near-poor Floridians increase and the share of…
  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    South Dakota Budget and Policy Project: South Dakota Budget Primer

    The state budget is the ultimate policy document. It determines how much is spent on programs and services that affect the lives of all South Dakotans. Our schools, health, safety…
  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute: An Overview of New Hampshire’s Tax System

    Due in large measure to the recent national recession and the continuing struggle to recover from it, New Hampshire will face a budget shortfall on the order of several hundred…
  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families: Capital Gains Tax Cuts Would Only Benefit Arkansas’ Super Rich

    Cutting Arkansas’ already generous capital gains taxes would benefit only the super wealthy, with three quarters of the tax break going to the top 1 percent of taxpayers, according to…
  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    Georgia Budget and Policy Institute: Reducing Exemptions is Good Tax Reform – But Taxing Groceries is Highly Regressive

    All exemptions, credits, and deductions should be examined and weighed against each other and against the principles of tax reform. The grocery exemption, in particular, increases equity and should be…
  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    Public Assets Institute: Federal Tax Cuts Offer New Option

    “The analysis of the effects of extending the Bush tax cuts was prepared for Public Assets Institute by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy in Washington, D.C. According to…
  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    South Dakota Budget and Policy Project: Quick Facts – HB 1131 Food Tax Swap

    On Thursday, 1-27-11, the House Taxation Committee heard testimony on HB 1131 – a proposal to take the sales tax off groceries and replace the revenue with an increase on…
  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    Kentucky Center for Economic Policy: Using the Federal Income Tax Cuts to Help Address Kentucky’s Budget Challenge

    The federal tax compromise passed by Congress in December resulted in extensions to a number of tax changes set to expire and provided a large tax break to the wealthiest…
  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    Kentucky Center for Economic Policy: Reforms Needed to Bring Greater Scrutiny to “Tax Expenditures”

    Every year Kentucky loses billions of dollars in revenue through special tax preferences and breaks for individuals and businesses that are written into the tax code. Yet there is very…
  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    Florida Center for Fiscal and Economic Policy: Florida’s Tax Structure Fails Tests for Fairness, Efficiency and Simplicity

    Economists, public administration professionals, and governmental experts agree on several requirements for a sound tax system at any level of government. These requirements include adequacy, fairness, efficiency, and simplicity. The…
  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    Georgia Budget and Policy Institute: ALMOST THERE…Tax Council’s Recommendations Improve Finances,but Shift Taxes onto Vulnerable and Working Georgians

    The Special Council on Tax Reform and Fairness for Georgians provided recommendations that make improvements to structural issues plaguing Georgia’s tax system. The Tax Council took strong action to broaden…
  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    Colorado Fiscal Policy Institute: The Colorado Tax Primer

    A tax system is the set of rules and regulations that allow a government to collect the revenue needed to fund public services. The policies underlying a tax system define…
  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    West Virginia Center on Budget and Policy: Giving Credit to West Virginia- A State EITC Would Help Struggling Families

    Power Point Presentation before 80th West Virgina Legislature House Health and Human Resources Committee Chairman Perdue Read the Full Report (PDF)
  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    North Carolina Justice Center: THE FUTURE IS NOW- A Plan to Modernize North Carolina’s Revenue System

    A modern revenue system should improve long-term adequacy, minimize volatility and ensure equity so that the state can invest in North Carolina’s shared prosperity. Read the Full Report (PDF)
  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    Missouri Budget Project: The “Mega Sales Tax” is Unwise Policy

    There are currently nine initiative petitions and two legislative proposals to place a constitutional amendment before voters in November 2012 that would eliminate personal and corporate incomes taxes and replace…
  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    Kentucky Center for Economic Policy: Farmer’s High-Risk Overhaul Creates Imbalance in Kentucky’s Tax System

    House Bill 196, sponsored by Representative Bill Farmer, proposes to overhaul Kentucky’s tax system by eliminating income taxes on individuals and corporations while greatly expanding the sales tax base. The…
  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    Florida Center for Fiscal and Economic Policy: The Facts About Florida Taxes- Among the Lowest in the Nation

    The current emphasis in Tallahassee on cutting state taxes obscures important facts about Florida’s state tax system and about choices available to balance the budget and meet the needs of…
  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    Georgia Budget and Policy Institute: Additional Adjustment Options to Improve Fairness in the Tax Recommendations

    The Special Council on Tax Reform and Fairness for Georgians provided recommendations that make improvements to structural issues plaguing Georgia’s tax system. The Tax Council took strong action to broaden…
  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    The Poverty Institute: Rhode Island’s Hidden Spending: Tax Expenditures

    Tax expenditures result in very large revenue losses to the state.  Over the years, Rhode Island has given up billions of dollars in potential tax revenue through tax expenditures.  Every…
  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    Policy Matters Ohio: Analysis finds that cutting Ohio’s tax on capital gains would be costly, 92% of Ohioans would get nothing

    Cutting the Ohio income tax on capital gains would be costly and most of the gains would go to the most affluent Ohioans, while 92 percent of Ohio taxpayers would…
  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    Policy Matters Ohio: Testimony of Hannah Halbert, Policy Liaison, Policy Matters Ohio before the House Ways & Means Committee on HB 98, March 30, 2011

    We asked the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a Washington, D.C., research group, to examine House Bill 98. ITEP has a computer model of the tax system of all…
  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    Missouri Budget Project: Creating a State Earned Income Tax Credit for Missouri: Supporting Work, Families & the Local Economy

    The State EITC is one of the most effective Economic Stimulus Measures: In this time of economic turmoil, one of the most effective steps state lawmakers can take to stimulate…
  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    Missourians for Tax Justice: Tax Reform Committee Hears HB 581

    On March 16, the Tax Reform Committee of the Missouri House of Representatives heard House Bill 581 which would create a state earned income tax credit (EITC). The bill would…
  • ITEP Work in Action   January 14, 2013

    Michigan League for Human Services: The Michigan EITC and Taxes Paid by Working Families

    Even with a state EITC, low-income families pay more of their income in state and local taxes than the state’s wealthiest families. Read the Full Report (PDF)
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