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  • media mention   June 17, 2015

    Kansas City Star: TheChat: Kansas Evaluates Impact of the Raucous 2015 Session

    The fallout from the 2015 session continues. ▪ “It’s clearly a cautionary tale for other states to have in mind.” — Matthew Gardner, executive director of the left-leaning Institute on…
  • media mention   June 17, 2015

    KCTV Kansas City: 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 17, 2015

    KSHB Kansas City: Social Service Agencies Worry About Potential Effects of Kansas Budget

    According to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, the poorest 40 percent of Kansans will pay an average of $131 more in taxes because of the new budget. According…
  • media mention   June 15, 2015

    New York Times: Kansas Tax Cutting Model Tarnished by Sales Tax Increase

    Matthew Gardner, executive director of the left-leaning, Washington-based Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy said Kansas’ experience makes it more difficult for other states to pursue aggressive income tax cuts.…
  • media mention   June 15, 2015

    Columbus Dispatch: Ohio’s Top Earners Benefit More From Senate’s Tax Plan Than House’s, Analysis Says

    The report by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy on behalf of liberal research group Policy Matters Ohio estimates that the lowest 40 percent of Ohio income earners would…
  • media mention   June 15, 2015

    Star Tribune: Kansas Lawmakers Pass Plan to Boost Sales, Cigarette Taxes After Brownback’s Budget Warnings

    “TOPEKA, Kan. — Republican legislators in Kansas narrowly approved tax increases Friday, responding to pleas from their leaders and a warning from GOP Gov. Sam Brownback’s aides about draconian spending…
  • media mention   June 15, 2015

    Daily Record: Letter: State’s Tax Structure Hits the Poor the Hardest

    Why did the recession have such a damaging effect on the state budget? Because, almost uniquely in the country, most of our state’s revenue comes from various kinds of sales…
  • media mention   June 15, 2015

    The Washington Post: How Kansas Keeps Making Life Harder for the Poor

    Poor families in Kansas would pay even more in taxes under a bill the state House passed Friday. Matt Gardner, the executive director of the left-leaning Institute on Taxation and…
  • media mention   June 12, 2015

    Presna Latina: Substantial Contribution of Immigrants to US Economy

    The text states that the contributions of this sector would increase by $ 845 million if the migrant relief proposed by US President Barack Obama is finally approved, and in…
  • media mention   June 12, 2015

    Salon: Sam Brownback Guts Kansas Even More: This Is Life Under America’s Worst Republican Governor

    Brownback’s well-paid tax consultant, the legendary economist Laffer, promised Kansans that the cuts would pay for themselves in supercharged economic growth. At the time, a report from the Institute on…
  • media mention   June 9, 2015

    The Washington Post: The Facts About Rick Perry And The ‘Texas Miracle’

    On average, the poorest one in five Texas residents pays 12.5 percent of their annual income in taxes to the state and to local governments, among the highest rates in…
  • media mention   June 9, 2015

    Columbus Dispatch: Kasich Flirts With Steve Forbes’ Flat Tax

    “If you ask its advocates why it’s a good idea, one of the first things they’ll say is it’s a simpler way to tax,” said Matt Gardner, executive director of…
  • media mention   June 9, 2015

    The News-Herald: Amazon’s Ohio Sales Tax Collection Seen As Way To ‘Level Playing Field,’ Close Tax Loophole

    Some states, however, have decided not to wait for the federal government to make the change. So far, 10 states have taken their own limited steps to expand the number…
  • media mention   June 9, 2015

    Dayton Daily News: Kasich Flirts With Flat Tax

    “If you ask its advocates why it’s a good idea, one of the first things they’ll say is it’s a simpler way to tax,” said Matt Gardner, executive director of…
  • media mention   June 5, 2015

    Chicagoist: Addressing Property Taxes And Gentrification Along The 606

    Most gentrification narratives go vaguely like this: hipsters come to a neighborhood and open up fancy businesses and build fancy stuff and the original residents get pushed out. But often…
  • media mention   June 3, 2015

    Hutchinson News: Brownback’s Latest Tax Plan Appears To Be More Of Same

    Brownback proposed the state eliminate income taxes for 388,000 poor residents and raise taxes for business owners. Sounds good. But the nonpartisan Institute of Taxation and Economic Policy found that…
  • media mention   June 3, 2015

    WNPR: Hold On: Why Don’t Corporations in Connecticut Pay (More) Tax?

    Matt Gardner is director of the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, and he explained it this way: “If you think it’s wrong for companies to be able to shift…
  • media mention   June 2, 2015

    Kansas City Star: Early analysis shows that Gov. Sam Brownback’s plan would raise taxes for 40 percent of low- and middle-income Kansans

    The non-partisan Institute of Taxation and Economic Policy found that the plan leaves behind the poorest 40 percent of Kansans. “The data does not support Governor Brownback’s claims,” said Annie…
  • media mention   June 2, 2015

    Providence Journal: Proposed Tax Breaks Focus on Keeping Retirees in RI

    Kate Brewster, executive director of Economic Progress Institute, also had a warning for the committee. She cautioned that while many have stories of seniors who move out of state because…
  • media mention   June 2, 2015

    In These Times: 30,000 Teachers Walk Out

    Indeed, Washington has the nation’s most regressive tax structure, according to a study published in January by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy. The study found that the state’s…
  • media mention   June 2, 2015

    Ashville Citizen Times: Long-Term Tax Shifts May Hit Rich and Poor Differently

    North Carolina’s sales tax is unfair because it “requires the least from those with the most,” said Meg Wiehe, state tax policy director at the national Institute on Taxation and…
  • media mention   May 29, 2015

    US News & World Report: The Party of Red Ink

    Meg Wiehe, state tax policy director at the nonpartisan Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, says Kansas’ tax cuts are “definitely the number-one reason the state faces a big budget…
  • media mention   May 28, 2015

    The Emporia Gazette: Tax Structure Is the Problem

    When considering income taxes overall, information from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy indicates that the poorest 20 percent of Kansans pay 11.1 percent of their income in taxes…
  • media mention   May 28, 2015

    The Toledo Blade: Ohio Readies for First Break on Sales Tax

    However, 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…
  • media mention   May 28, 2015

    Stateline: To Create Revenue, Some States Put Scofflaws in Virtual Stocks

    Matthew Gardner, executive director of the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a left-leaning think tank, said that while making tax delinquents’ names public may work, a larger question is…
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