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  • media mention   September 4, 2015

    Daily Press: Nation Needs to Talk About Immigration, But Not the Way Donald Trump Insists

    And just to shoot down one more oft-mentioned canard on this issue: According to a study by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, about 8.1 million undocumented immigrants paid…
  • blog   September 3, 2015

    H&R Block Uses Corporate Lobbying Might to Make Sure Poor People Use Its Services

    Public outrage over the financial crisis may have subsided in recent years, but the lasting legacy is a nation that remains acutely aware of exploitative business practices that line the…
  • media mention   August 28, 2015

    Report: Tax Policy Benefits Flow Heavily to Wealthiest Ohioans

    The windfall for the wealthy results from cuts in state income taxes, the major tax that is based on the ability to pay, while increases in other taxes such as…
  • media mention   August 26, 2015

    News and Observer: Unfair ‘Bill of Rights’

    According to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, “The personal income tax can be – and usually is – the fairest of the main revenue sources relied on by…
  • media mention   August 25, 2015

    Newsmax: Pros and Cons of Illegal Immigrants Filing Taxes With IRS

    Undocumented immigrants paid an estimated $10.6 billion in state and local taxes in 2010, according to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, CNN reported. Those tax contributions will rise…
  • media mention   August 24, 2015

    Standard-Times: Undocumented Immigrants’ Economic Impact Unclear in Texas

    “Meanwhile, about 1.7 million immigrants are unauthorized, according to the center. The report cites the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy as saying that in Texas unauthorized immigrants in 2010…
  • media mention   August 24, 2015

    Policy Mic: What Republicans Don’t Want You to Know About “Securing the Border”

    New York’s place on that list is especially salient given its place as the largest of the estimated 200 “sanctuary cities” across the country. The designation reflects a decision by…
  • media mention   August 18, 2015

    News Net 5: States are Doing What Congress Won’t on the Gas Tax

    “We had quite a long drought where states weren’t willing to deal with this issue, despite the fact that their infrastructure wasn’t in great shape,” said Carl Davis, research director…
  • media mention   August 18, 2015

    Five Thirty Eight: Everything* Donald Trump’s Immigration Plan Gets Wrong

    But there’s another side to the equation: taxes. Many undocumented immigrants work off the books and don’t pay taxes on their earnings. But many others do pay taxes. One recent…
  • media mention   August 17, 2015

    Minn Post: Tax and Spin: Most Families in Wisconsin, it Turns Out, Would Save on Taxes by Moving to Minnesota

    For years, Wisconsin has had some of the highest residential property taxes in the country. The result is that across every income bracket, homeowners in Wisconsin pay a higher share…
  • media mention   August 17, 2015

    TV Newsroom: Tax-Free Weekend Offers Great Savings

    “The bottom line is that whatever policy goal you want to achieve through a sales tax holiday, there are probably better ways to achieve those goals”, said Matthew Gardner, executive…
  • media mention   August 17, 2015

    Daily Lobo: Letter: Support for Trump’s Hatred of Immigrants Not Backed by Facts

    An economic perspective: The Partnership for a New American Economy found that immigrants started 28 percent of new U.S. businesses in 2011, though they account for only 13 percent of…
  • media mention   August 14, 2015

    Slate: Don’t Fall for Back-to-School Tax Holidays

    If shoppers are simply shifting their spending to save on taxes, that means the states are losing revenue. That’s certainly the position of the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy,…
  • media mention   August 13, 2015

    Purdue Exponent: Mike Huckabee: Alienating Himself in the Name of God

    “I’m still one who says that we can get rid of the Internal Revenue Service if we would pass the FairTax, which is a tax on consumption rather than a…
  • media mention   August 13, 2015

    News and Observer: Problems with NC Legislation to Cap Taxes, Reduce Spending

    Colorado has struggled with its TABOR, with declines in the percentage it has spent on education, including secondary and elementary schools, and on higher education. Colorado declined from 35th to…
  • media mention   August 11, 2015

    Ohio Watchdog: Is Sales Tax Holiday Good or Bad for Ohio?

    Bill sponsor Rep. John Patterson Jr., D-Jefferson, thinks passage of the measure would generate activity in retail stores and help create excitement that could rival the post-Thanksgiving Black Friday sales.…
  • media mention   August 11, 2015

    Toledo Blade: Ohio Readies for First Break on Sales Tax

    Carl Davis, a senior analyst at the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a nonprofit nonpartisan Washington think tank, said that while tax holidays help retailers, they don’t accomplish much…
  • media mention   August 11, 2015

    Columbus Dispatch: Ohio’s Sales-Tax Holiday Gets Mixed Reviews

    Ohio’s first sales-tax holiday is in the books, and whether there will be one next year remains a matter of speculation. The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy conducted a…
  • media mention   August 11, 2015

    The Atlantic City Lab: Even Doubled, America’s Gas Tax Would Be Low by World Standards

    The U.S. rate of 53 cents a gallon reflects the federal gas tax as well as the average state tax. Adding Carper’s 16 cents wouldn’t budge the U.S. position way…
  • media mention   August 10, 2015

    Press Examiner: Day Back To School Sales Tax Holiday Underway

    “So states that are not doing sales tax holidays, they’re certainly not missing out”. According to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, sales-tax holidays cost states about $300 million…
  • media mention   August 10, 2015

    KSWO: Oklahoma Retailers Expect Soaring Sales on Sales Tax Holiday

    Oklahoma retailers are stocking their shelves as they prepare for the state’s annual sales tax holiday on back-to-school clothing and shoes. But tax policy analysts say it’s little more than…
  • media mention   August 7, 2015

    TJC News: State Sales Tax Holiday Begins Friday

    “Paying more to skip the crowds is a back to school shopping strategy some embraced Thursday before the start of the Texas Sales Tax Holiday weekend. A few examples of…
  • media mention   August 7, 2015

    Washington Times: Oklahoma Retailers Expect Soaring Sales on Sales Tax Holiday

    “The bottom line is that whatever policy goal you want to achieve through a sales tax holiday, there are probably better ways to achieve those goals,” said Matthew Gardner, executive…
  • media mention   August 5, 2015

    Canton Repository: Tax-Free Days Give Shoppers a Break

    A 2013 analysis on the impact of a tax holiday in Ohio by the Economics Center at the University of Cincinnati found that while retail sales would increase close to…
  • media mention   August 4, 2015

    LA Times: Conservatives are Trying to Prove Income Inequality is a Myth — and Failing

    Taxes? Feldstein employs a familiar sleight-of-hand by limiting his analysis to federal taxes, which are still progressive. Factor in state and local levies, and the middle- and working classes are…
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