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  • media mention   April 2, 2015

    The Tucson Weekly: A Rich Switch

    The first study came from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, which regularly gathers data to show how the tax burden is spread across a state’s population. ITEP’s most…
  • media mention   March 31, 2015

    The Atlantic: How Red States Learned to Love the Gas Tax

    If nothing has changed in Washington, why are Republicans so tax-happy on the state level—at least when it comes to fuel? “The difference is states have to balance their budgets,”…
  • media mention   March 31, 2015

    Phoenix Business: Arizona Misses List of Top 10 Tax Shift States

    Turns out, Arizona missed a new list that looks at the supply-side tax cut to shift income equality. The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy found ten states passed laws…
  • media mention   March 30, 2015

    C-SPAN Washington Journal: State and Local Tax Systems

    Matthew Gardner, executive director of ITEP, talked about the fairness of state and local tax systems in each of the fifty states and the District of Columbia and what this…
  • media mention   March 30, 2015

    Idaho Press Tribune: Tax Plan Gives Big Cut to Top 1 Percent

    The analysis is provided by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a national nonpartisan think tank that works on state and federal tax policy issues. The three pieces of…
  • media mention   March 30, 2015

    Albany Business Review: New Yorkers Face Highest Tax Burden the Country

    Wallethub, a personal finance website, analyzed data from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy to determine the impact that income, sales and property taxes have on low-, middle- and…
  • media mention   March 30, 2015

    USA Today: Lawmakers, Farmers Urge Repeal of Estate Tax

    Matthew Gardner, executive director with the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, said there are special tax breaks in place to make sure that most small family-owned farms and businesses…
  • media mention   March 27, 2015

    KPLU: If Only We Had Idaho’s Tax

    If you’re poor and you live in Washington state, you wind up forking over almost 17 percent of your income in state and local taxes. That’s according to a recent…
  • media mention   March 26, 2015

    Vermont Business: Vermont Has the Capacity to Avoid 2016 Budget Cuts

    “Total personal income” is a broad measure of income used by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP). It is based on filers under age 65 and includes adjusted…
  • media mention   March 26, 2015

    Arizona Daily Sun: Arizona Tax Burden Heavy for the Poor

    Even more detailed figures from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy bear that out. It finds those in the top 1 percent of Arizona earners — those making more…
  • media mention   March 26, 2015

    Tucson Weekly: It’s True. Arizona Taxes Screw the Poor

    In general, WalletHub is a font of half-baked statistics (I mean, it declared Tucson the fifth best city in “Efficient Spending on Education” because we spend so little on schools).…
  • media mention   March 26, 2015

    The Citizen: New York Taxes Tough for Rich and Poor Residents

    WalletHub used data from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy 2015 report to calculate the tax burdens — which included sales, property and income tax.  Read more  
  • media mention   March 25, 2015

    Orlando Business Journal: Florida One of the Most Tax-Friendly States to Earn High Incomes

    The study used data from the Washington, D.C.-based Institute on Taxation & Economic Policy’s 2015 report to generate estimates of the state-specific tax burdens at three income levels $25,000 (low…
  • media mention   March 25, 2015

    The Times Daily: Alabama Tax Rankings in the Middle of the Pack for Low and Moderate Incomes

    The Wallethub study, using data from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy’s 2015 report, identified the best states in which to be taxed according to income group. The study…
  • media mention   March 25, 2015

    The Bergen Record: Why NJ Ends up on Those ‘Worst Place” Lists

    On the other hand, that’s just a little higher than the 10 percent paid by low earners in the state – making New Jersey one of the most fair states…
  • media mention   March 25, 2015

    Chatanooga Free Press: Tennessee Ranked as Top State for High-Income Earners

    According to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy’s latest report, many taxes, such as payroll, sales, and some state and local taxes, are regressive. That means that they take more…
  • media mention   March 25, 2015

    KPLU: Washington Voters Once Passed an Income Tax by a Wider Margin Than Vote for Legal Booze

    The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a Washington, D.C.-based think tank, says Washington’s tax system is the most regressive in the nation. That’s because with our state’s heavy reliance…
  • media mention   March 25, 2015

    The Seattle Observer: Seattle Economy Soars Alongside Effort to Combat Worsening Inequality

    Washington’s tax system, ranked as the most regressive in the country by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, is not helping. The lowest-earning families in the state “pay about…
  • media mention   March 25, 2015

    Public News Service: North Carolina Taxpayers Report Leaner Returns in 2015

    “The key thing about a tax system is it absolutely has to be adequate to meet the core public service commitments that we need to be making as a state,”…
  • media mention   March 25, 2015

    Illinois Times: Angry Crowd Protests Rauner’s Budget

    Herzenberg pointed out that Illinois was ranked fifth on the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy’s (ITEP) ‘Terrible Ten’ list of states with the most regressive tax systems. He said…
  • media mention   March 25, 2015

    The Washington Times: What’s Not in Your Wallet?

    To identify the best states to be taxed in, according to a taxpayer’s income group, WalletHub generated estimates of the state-specific tax burden on residents at three income levels —…
  • media mention   March 17, 2015

    Florida Sun Sentinel: Florida’s gas, cell phone taxes among the highest in the nation

    Another recent study found that Florida’s taxes hit the poor the most, largely through the sales tax. Those at the bottom fifth in income in Florida pay 13 percent of…
  • media mention   March 16, 2015

    Washington Post: The Tax Hikes States Are Agreeing On

    Under a compromise plan, the state’s gas tax would rise 5 cents in January and subsequently be increased automatically as gas prices rise, The Salt Lake Tribune reported. But Utah is far…
  • media mention   March 16, 2015

    South Bend Tribune: Falling Behind

    In fact, a new report from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy concludes that low- and middle-income taxpayers pay more than their fair share of Indiana taxes.  Middle-income taxpayers, those…
  • media mention   March 16, 2015

    Gotham Gazette: Separating Fact from Fiction on the Dream Act

    According to a study by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, undocumented immigrants contributed an estimated $744,276,000 New York State taxes in 2010. At the federal level, the Social…
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