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  •   January 9, 2024

    Iowa: Who Pays? 7th Edition

    Iowa Download PDF All figures and charts show 2024 tax law in Iowa, presented at 2023 income levels. Senior taxpayers are excluded for reasons detailed in the methodology. Our analysis…
  •   January 9, 2024

    Illinois: Who Pays? 7th Edition

    Illinois Download PDF All figures and charts show 2024 tax law in Illinois, presented at 2023 income levels. Senior taxpayers are excluded for reasons detailed in the methodology. Our analysis…
  •   January 9, 2024

    Indiana: Who Pays? 7th Edition

    Indiana Download PDF All figures and charts show 2024 tax law in Indiana, presented at 2023 income levels. Senior taxpayers are excluded for reasons detailed in the methodology. Our analysis…
  •   January 9, 2024

    Idaho: Who Pays? 7th Edition

    Idaho Download PDF All figures and charts show 2024 tax law in Idaho, presented at 2023 income levels. Senior taxpayers are excluded for reasons detailed in the methodology. Our analysis…
  •   January 9, 2024

    Hawaiʻi: Who Pays? 7th Edition

    Hawai’i Download PDF All figures and charts show 2024 tax law in Hawai’i, presented at 2023 income levels. Senior taxpayers are excluded for reasons detailed in the methodology. Our analysis…
  •   January 9, 2024

    Georgia: Who Pays? 7th Edition

    Georgia Download PDF All figures and charts show 2024 tax law in Georgia, presented at 2023 income levels. Senior taxpayers are excluded for reasons detailed in the methodology. Our analysis…
  •   January 9, 2024

    Florida: Who Pays? 7th Edition

    Florida Download PDF All figures and charts show 2024 tax law in Florida, presented at 2023 income levels. Senior taxpayers are excluded for reasons detailed in the methodology. Our analysis…
  •   January 9, 2024

    District of Columbia: Who Pays? 7th Edition

    District of Columbia Download PDF All figures and charts show 2024 tax law in the District of Columbia, presented at 2023 income levels. Senior taxpayers are excluded for reasons detailed…
  •   January 9, 2024

    Delaware: Who Pays? 7th Edition

    Delaware Download PDF All figures and charts show 2024 tax law in Delaware, presented at 2023 income levels. Senior taxpayers are excluded for reasons detailed in the methodology. Our analysis…
  •   January 9, 2024

    Connecticut: Who Pays? 7th Edition

    Connecticut Download PDF All figures and charts show 2024 tax law in Connecticut, presented at 2023 income levels. Senior taxpayers are excluded for reasons detailed in the methodology. Our analysis…
  •   January 9, 2024

    Alaska: Who Pays? 7th Edition

    Alaska Download PDF All figures and charts show 2024 tax law in Alaska, presented at 2023 income levels. Senior taxpayers are excluded for reasons detailed in the methodology. Our analysis…
  •   January 9, 2024

    Arizona: Who Pays? 7th Edition

    Arizona Download PDF All figures and charts show 2024 tax law in Arizona, presented at 2023 income levels. Senior taxpayers are excluded for reasons detailed in the methodology. Our analysis…
  •   January 8, 2024

    Alabama: Who Pays? 7th Edition

    Alabama Download PDF All figures and charts show 2024 tax law in Alabama, presented at 2023 income levels. Senior taxpayers are excluded for reasons detailed in the methodology. Our analysis…
  •   January 8, 2024

    Colorado: Who Pays? 7th Edition

    Colorado Download PDF All figures and charts show 2024 tax law in Colorado, presented at 2023 income levels. Senior taxpayers are excluded for reasons detailed in the methodology. Our analysis…
  •   January 8, 2024

    California: Who Pays? 7th Edition

    California Download PDF All figures and charts show 2024 tax law in California, presented at 2023 income levels. Senior taxpayers are excluded for reasons detailed in the methodology. Our analysis…
  •   January 8, 2024

    Arkansas: Who Pays? 7th Edition

    Arkansas Download PDF All figures and charts show 2024 tax law in Arkansas, presented at 2023 income levels. Senior taxpayers are excluded for reasons detailed in the methodology. Our analysis…
  • map   January 3, 2024

    Which States Allow Deductions for Federal Income Taxes Paid?

    Three states allow an unusual income tax deduction for federal income taxes paid. Missouri and Oregon limit these deductions by capping and/or phasing out the deduction, while Alabama, offers what…
  • blog   December 14, 2023

    State Rundown 12/14: Tax Policy Debates Ramp Up for 2024

    Even as revenue collections slow in many states, some are starting the push for 2024 tax cuts early. For instance, policymakers in Georgia and Utah are already making the case…
  • report   December 7, 2023

    The Estate Tax is Irrelevant to More Than 99 Percent of Americans

    The federal estate tax has reached historic lows. In 2019, only 8 of every 10,000 people who died left an estate large enough to trigger the tax. Legislative changes under presidents of both parties have increased the basic exemption from the estate tax over the past 20 years. This has cut the share of adults leaving behind taxable estates down from more than 2 percent to well under 1 percent.

  • blog   November 13, 2023

    The Latest Convoluted Arguments in Favor of Rich People Not Paying Taxes

    Two Senate hearings last week focused on how the richest Americans are avoiding and evading taxes in ways that ordinary Americans could hardly imagine. All the experts brought in to…
  • blog   November 9, 2023

    Abortion-Restricting States Skimp on Funding for Children

    States differ dramatically in how much they allow families to make choices about whether and when to have children and how much support they provide when families do. But there is a clear pattern: the states that compel childbirth spend less to help children once they are born.

  • blog   November 8, 2023

    Year-End Tax Package Must Prioritize Children and Families Over Corporations and Private Equity

    While Congress considers extending expired tax provisions, it should first and foremost focus on expanding the Child Tax Credit, a policy with a proven track record of helping families and children.

  • brief   November 7, 2023

    Far From Radical: State Corporate Income Taxes Already Often Look Beyond the Water’s Edge

    State lawmakers are increasingly interested in reforming their corporate tax bases to start from a comprehensive measure of worldwide profit. This provides a more accurate, and less gameable, starting point for calculating profits subject to state corporate tax. Mandating this kind of filing system, known as worldwide combined reporting (WWCR), would be transformative, as it would all but eliminate state corporate tax avoidance done through the artificial shifting of profits into low-tax countries.

  • report   October 30, 2023

    Local Earned Income Tax Credits: How Localities Are Boosting Economic Security and Advancing Equity with EITCs

    Leading localities are using refundable EITCs to boost incomes and reduce taxes for workers and families with low and moderate incomes. These local credits build on the success of EITCs at the federal and state levels, reduce economic hardship and improve the fairness of the tax code.

  • blog   October 24, 2023

    Intuit Receives Millions in Federal Subsidies While Arguing IRS Direct File Would Be Too Costly

    The tax preparation industry has for years lobbied to prevent the IRS from providing a tool that would allow Americans to file their taxes online for free. Recent public disclosures…
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