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  • media mention   February 23, 2015

    Seattle Times: Trickle-Down Theory Makes Less Sense Than Ever

    Current state income-tax rates are bad for the poor and comparably good for the rich, according to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy. While the rich pay more in…
  • media mention   February 23, 2015

    Dallas Business Journal: Texas Great for Businesses But Terrible for Most People

    While many Lone Star State business organizations tout Texas’ tax climate when pitching corporate relocations, those same tax policies are among the worst in the nation when boiled down to…
  • media mention   February 20, 2015

    WFSP (Arizona): Arizona’s Unfair Tax System Targets the Poor/Middle Class

    Arizona’s local and state tax system targets the middle class, and the poorest people in the state pay a higher percentage of their income in taxes than the richest people…
  • media mention   February 20, 2015

    New Jersey Spotlight: NJ Needs to Do the Right Thing–Raise Taxes

    Of course, New Jersey’s middle class and working poor are already taxed at substantial rates. However, according to a recent study by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, the…
  • media mention   February 20, 2015

    San Francisco Chronicle: Tax Fairness Could Boost Resources for Roads, Schools Pensions

    Last month, the nonpartisan Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy found that the poorest 20 percent of households pay on average more than twice the effective state and local tax…
  • media mention   February 20, 2015

    Watchdog.org: States Don’t Want Undocument Immigrants, But Could They Need Them

    A 2013 study conducted by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy found that allowing illegal immigrants the legal opportunity to work would actually increase state and local tax revenues…
  • media mention   February 20, 2015

    The Toledo Blade: The Governor’s Tax Proposal Would Harm Most Ohioans

    According to an analysis by the nonpartisan Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, taxpayers in the top 1 percent of earners would enjoy an average income tax reduction of more…
  • media mention   February 20, 2015

    Tribune News Service: Some Governors Seek to Cut Taxes as Potholes Deepend

    Current state income tax rates are bad for the poor and comparably good for the rich, according to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy. While the rich pay more…
  • media mention   February 20, 2015

    Culture Map Houston: Texas Tax Myths Shattered

    If you’re living in Texas and don’t fall within the wealthiest one percent of residents, chances are you’re paying some of the highest tax rates in the nation. According to…
  • media mention   February 18, 2015

    The Christian Science Monitor: Coming This Tax Season–Tax Laws Favoring the Rich

    “The vast majority of states allow their very best-off residents to pay much lower effective tax rates than their middle- and low-income families must pay,” concludes the recent report by…
  • media mention   February 18, 2015

    The Times Daily: Tax Incomes Not Goods and Services

    The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy determined that while the lowest 20 percent of earners pay more than 10 percent of their income in state and local taxes, the…
  • media mention   February 18, 2015

    Utah Public Radio: Loss of Oil Revenue Causes State Funding Hole

    According to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, around the country, the average state’s gas tax rate has effectively fallen by 20 percent since the last raise. States with…
  • media mention   February 18, 2015

    The Frederick (Md.) News Post: Wrong on State of MD

    Even more significantly, the wealthiest residents (the “job creators”) are staying put: a study by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy concluded that there has not been any exodus…
  • media mention   February 18, 2015

    The Kansas City Star: American Tax Policy Has 50 Shades of Gray

    The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy recently examined state and local tax policy and found Kansas has the ninth-most “unfair” tax system in the nation. A Kansan earning $47,700…
  • media mention   February 18, 2015

    Park Forest eNews: GOP Lawmakers Push Millionaire-Friendly Tax Schemes

    The Keystone/Good Jobs study comes on the heels of report by the non-partisan Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, which said that states’ growing reliance on consumptive taxes contributes to…
  • media mention   February 18, 2015

    The Cinncinati Post: Top 1% Would Save Most Under Kasich Plan

    Those were the findings of a just-released report by Policy Matters Ohio and the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (see http://www.policymattersohio.org/kasich-tax-proposal-feb2015). It also found that even excluding changes in…
  • media mention   February 18, 2015

    USA Today: States with the Worst Taxes on Average Earners

    When looking at taxes paid as a share of the income earned, all states have a regressive tax system, which means poorer residents are taxed more than the wealthiest ones.…
  • media mention   February 18, 2015

    Detroit Free Press: Time to Talk Tax Equality in Michigan

    Michigan ranks 29th in personal tax equality and 48th in the percentage of tax revenue contributed by businesses, according to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy and the House…
  • media mention   February 18, 2015

    The Economic Populist: Feed the Rich and Starve the Poor

    As it is now, the poor already pay more than the rich in taxes — that’s to say, as a percentage of their income. According to another recent report from…
  • media mention   February 18, 2015

    The Hill: The Transportation Moment

    In fact, the Institute of Taxation and Economic Policy, claims that as many as 12 states could pass gas tax increases this year. Taken in sum, there is a general…
  • media mention   February 18, 2015

    The Toledo Blade: Governor’s Reform Plan Draws Fire from the Left, Right

    An evaluation of the proposal by the Washington-based Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, requested by Policy Matters, suggests the top 1 percent of Ohio earners, those making $388,000 or…
  • media mention   February 18, 2015

    The New Republic: Brownback’s Right-Wing Experiment is Bankrupting Kansas

    There’s a much better way for Kansas to fulfill its constitutional duties and avoid these yearly budget shortfalls: give up on its failed tax cuts and raise revenue. And that…
  • media mention   February 13, 2015

    New York Times: States Consider Increasing Taxes on the Poor, Raising Them on the Rich

    While the bottom fifth of earners pay more than 10 percent of their income in state and local taxes, the top 1 percent pays closer to 5 percent, the Institute…
  • media mention   February 13, 2015

    International Business Times: Closing Tax Gap Would Reap $200B a Year

    Last month, the nonpartisan Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy found that the poorest 20 percent of households pay on average more than twice the effective state and local tax…
  • media mention   February 12, 2015

    Providence Journal: Taxing the Poor

    “While the federal income tax system is generally progressive, state and local taxes hit lower-income Americans hard. The nonprofit Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy has been on a mission…
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