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  • media mention   June 29, 2015

    PT Leader: Taxes-Actually, Our State’s Most Unfair of All 50

    Washington is not, as we are often led to believe, the cat’s meow when it comes to being liberal and progressive—despite its perceived leading role in a growing movement toward…
  • media mention   June 29, 2015

    Garden City Telegram: Wagle’s ‘Win’: Senate President Exhibits More Disconnect With Reality

    An analysis from the nonpartisan Institute for Taxation and Economic Policy showed the wealthiest 1 percent of Kansans set to pay 1.9 percent less in taxes than in 2012, with…
  • media mention   June 29, 2015

    Columbus Dispatch: Gov. Kasich Praises Ohio Budget but Plans to Veto Some Measures

    Flanked by two men who were not enamored of some of his highest-profile initiatives, Kasich praised Ohio’s new $71.2 billion, two-year budget as “good stuff” on Friday. The latest analysis…
  • media mention   June 23, 2015

    NJ Today: Lesniak & Greenstein Propose Legislation to End Corporate Welfare

    To close a loophole that has allowed multistate corporations to evade their fair share of taxes in New Jersey, Senator Raymond Lesniak and Senator Linda Greenstein today introduced legislation to…
  • media mention   June 23, 2015

    KCUR: Analysis Questions Fairness Of Kansas Tax System

    Kansas already had the ninth-most regressive tax system in the nation, according to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy. The tax increase signed last week by Gov. Sam Brownback…
  • media mention   June 22, 2015

    Newark Advocate: Tight Budget Deadline Leaves No Time for GOP Feuds

    But Senate Republicans did add an extra income tax cut for about 1 million business owners. They wouldn’t have to pay income taxes on their first $250,000 in profits and…
  • media mention   June 22, 2015

    Corvallis Gazette-Times: Driving Change: Oregon Will Start Rolling Out an Experimental Road User Fee Next Month

    Both Congress and state legislatures have been reluctant to increase tax rates. Oregon last raised its gas tax in 2011, while the federal gas tax has been unchanged since 1993.…
  • media mention   June 22, 2015

    Vox: Bobby Jindal and Sam Brownback’s Ridiculous Tax Gimmicks, Explained

    Brownback has been defiant. “Some would have you believe this bill represents a tax increase, and that is not accurate,” the governor said last week. “When looked at in totality,…
  • media mention   June 22, 2015

    The Atlantic: Where Republicans Went Wrong in Kansas

    Ask any fiscal expert, and Kansas’s budget crisis demanded a reckoning—either with its tax code or its longterm spending structure. But its government wasn’t up to it. Aligned with conservatives…
  • media mention   June 22, 2015

    Washington Post: States are Racing to See Who Can Give Rich People a Bigger Tax Break on Their Yachts

    It’s true that lower taxes might bring new customers into the market, which would be great for the yacht industry. Yet every dollar spent on new boats is a dollar…
  • media mention   June 22, 2015

    Sun Journal: A North Carolina Tax That is Too Taxing

    Republican leaders in the state Senate are betting on sales-tax revenues to keep North Carolina’s government afloat for the next few years. It’s a bad bet for most ordinary Tar…
  • media mention   June 22, 2015

    Toledo Blade: Race to Budget Bottom

    The three budget plans are competing to see which can offer the biggest, most unnecessary, and most unfair tax cut. The $71.3 billion budget bill approved this week by the…
  • media mention   June 19, 2015

    Littleton Independent: Momentum Grows for Earned Income Credit

    More than one in seven Massachusetts families benefits from the Earned Income Tax Credit, and the impact is even greater in many urban communities. The current state Earned Income Tax…
  • media mention   June 18, 2015

    The Topeka Capital-Journal: Gov. Sam Brownback: Tax Package Not a Tax Increase

    The Washington-based Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, which is critical of the policy, said according to its analysis the poorest 20 percent of Kansans will pay about $197 more…
  • media mention   June 18, 2015

    Kansas City Star: As Gov. Sam Brownback signs Kansas budget plan, he denies that it counts as a tax increase

    The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a liberal-leaning think tank that has criticized Brownback’s policies, released an analysis hours later showing that the bottom 40 percent of Kansans on…
  • media mention   June 18, 2015

    Lawrence Journal-World: Brownback Signs Budget; Claims Success in 2015 Session

    According to the administration, without the tax bills passed this year, Kansans would pay $1.06 billion less in income and sales taxes than they would have before the 2012 tax…
  • media mention   June 18, 2015

    Inquisitr: Kansas Raises Taxes On The Poor To Pay For Wealthy Tax Cuts

    Meg Wiehe from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy told the Washington Post that only the rich have incomes that are growing. “Kansas has really shifted the responsibility for…
  • media mention   June 18, 2015

    St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Kansas Governor Says Deficit Plan is Not a Tax Increase

    “Brownback, his top aides and their legislative allies have argued repeatedly that cuts in income tax rates benefited all classes of taxpayers. The governor noted that one provision of this…
  • media mention   June 18, 2015

    KWCH: Brownback Says Tax Plan is Not an Increase, Critics Disagree

    “The vast majority of 2.8 million Kansans are doing worse,” Ward said. “They’ve had their taxes increased twice in the last three years.” Ward said the sales tax increases in…
  • media mention   June 18, 2015

    TPM: Brownback: Despite Sales Tax Hike, It’s ‘Not Accurate’ That We’re Raising Taxes

    Brownback, his top aides and their legislative allies have argued repeatedly that cuts in income tax rates benefited all classes of taxpayers. The governor noted that one provision of this…
  • media mention   June 18, 2015

    Kansas City Star: Brownback Continues Defense of 2012 Kansas Tax Cuts, Which He Says Exceed 2015 Tax Hikes

    Brownback contends that all taxpayers have benefited from the cuts. Critics say that wealthier Kansans gained most directly. And an analysis Tuesday from Institute for Taxation and Economic Policy, a…
  • media mention   June 18, 2015

    KWCH: More Kansans May Need Help Due to Higher Sales Tax Costs

    Kansans who make the least often pay more of their income on taxes. The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy says anyone who make less than $20,000 a year pays…
  • media mention   June 18, 2015

    KWCH: New Tax Law; Who Pays Less, More

    The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a nonpartisan, left-leaning group based in Washington D.C., ran the numbers and projects the poor will pay more, while the rich will pay…
  • media mention   June 18, 2015

    U.S. News and World Report: Kansas Gov. Brownback Says Sales and Cigarette Tax Rises Are Not Tax Increases

    But a new analysis Tuesday from Institute for Taxation and Economic Policy, a nonpartisan but left-leaning policy group based in Washington, said the cumulative effects of the changes in tax…
  • media mention   June 17, 2015

    Wichita Eagle: Brownback Signs Budget and Tax Bills, Defends Tax Policies

    TOPEKA — Gov. Sam Brownback says a plan increasing sales and other taxes does not count as a tax increase because it comes on the heels of income tax cuts…
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