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  • media mention   January 20, 2015

    Newsweek: Obama’s State of the Union. What to Expect

    The issue most recently pegged by the White House, and the one least likely to gain any traction in Congress, is reforming the tax code. Obama’s plan would raise taxes…
  • blog   January 20, 2015

    Who Pays? Report Brings out the Red Herring Brigade

    Last week, the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy released Who Pays?, a report that examines the state and local tax system in all 50 states. The analysis concludes that…
  • media mention   January 20, 2015

    Jackson Clarion Ledger: Poor’s Tax Burden High

    With Gov. Phil Bryant’s push for a tax cut this legislative session as context, the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy has released a report that says the tax rate…
  • media mention   January 20, 2015

    Honolulu Star Advertiser: Isles Second Highest in Taxes on the Poor

    Hawaii has the second-highest taxes on the poor and the 15th most unfair state and local tax systems in the country, according to a recent report from a Washington, D.C.-based…
  • media mention   January 20, 2015

    The Oregonian: Pity Washington’s Unhappy Legislators

    Last week brought another complication for Washington’s tax situation, as the annual report of the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, in the other Washington, found that once again Washington…
  • media mention   January 20, 2015

    Pittsburg Tribune Review: Incoming Gov. Targets Higher Earners

    The newly released 2015 “Who Pays” report from the nonprofit Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy found Pennsylvania has the sixth-most-inequitable tax system in the nation. Combining the total burdens…
  • media mention   January 20, 2015

    Cherry Hill Post Courier: NJ’s Tax System Fairer Than Most Though Still Unequal

    New Jersey’s state and local tax system is fairer than most states, but low- and middle-income residents still devote a larger share of their income to taxes than the wealthy,…
  • media mention   January 20, 2015

    Cherry Hiss Post Courier: NJ’s Tax System Fairer Than Most Though Still Unequal

    New Jersey’s state and local tax system is fairer than most states, but low- and middle-income residents still devote a larger share of their income to taxes than the wealthy,…
  • media mention   January 20, 2015

    Chattanooga Times Free Press: She Still Struggles But Now She Has Hope

    Georgia and Tennessee are not among the 29 states to pass legislation boosting the minimum wage above the federal rate of $7.25 per hour. A report released last week by…
  • media mention   January 20, 2015

    The Oklahoman: Tax Burden Is Heave for Many Oklahomans

    TAX cut opponents often argue that Oklahoma already has a relatively low tax burden. A new report by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP) shows this is not…
  • media mention   January 20, 2015

    Tulsa World: The Poor Pay More

    The poor pay more. State taxes favor the wealthy. Every state and local tax system is regressive. Those provocative conclusions, reached in a controversial new study, are going to ignite…
  • media mention   January 20, 2015

    Norman Transcript: Report Show Low-Income Oklahomans Pay Highest State Taxes

      A new study released by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP) and Oklahoma Policy Institute finds that low- and middle-income Oklahomans pay more than two times more…
  • media mention   January 20, 2015

    Seattle Times: Inslees Capital Gains Tax Pitch

    “The capital-gains tax on the wealthy — even when combined with a tax credit Inslee has proposed for the state’s poorest families — would not bump Washington from its No.…
  • media mention   January 20, 2015

    Pioneer News: New Tax Report Shows Inequities

    A recent report from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy has shown that in nearly every state low and middle income families pay a larger share of their income…
  • media mention   January 20, 2015

    PoliticsUSA: Despite Kansas’s Continuing Economic Disaster, Sam Brownback

    A sales tax increase will not affect the rich proportionally, and according to The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, states with high sales tax are ‘fundamentally unfair” to poor,…
  • media mention   January 20, 2015

    New York Times: How Expensive It Is to Be Poor

    And yet, whatever the poor earn is likely to be more heavily taxed than the earnings of wealthier citizens, according to a new analysis by the Institute on Taxation and…
  • media mention   January 20, 2015

    MSNBC: Running out of Options, Brownback Revisits Tax Policy

    The Politico report quoted Meg Wiehe, state policy director at the liberal-leaning Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, saying, “We’ve seen this exploding budget gap, and this year, after three…
  • media mention   January 20, 2015

    LA Weekly: California Has the Second Fairest Taxes in the US

    California is not an easy place to do business. Our taxes and regulations are legendary. But the nonpartisan Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy this month released its fifth “Who Pays?”…
  • media mention   January 20, 2015

    Baltimore Post-Examiner: Maryland Taxes Are Fairer Than Most

    Maryland ranked as the 38th least “unfair” state in Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy’s  semi-annual taxation report, published on Wednesday. This means Maryland’s tax policies are considered more fair…
  • media mention   January 20, 2015

    Star-Ledger: Reducing Taxes for Some in NJ Would Hurt the Poor Even More

    The Garden State, like every other state, calls on low-income and middle-class New Jerseyans to pay greater shares of their incomes in state and local taxes than their wealthy neighbors.…
  • media mention   January 20, 2015

    St. Louis Post-Dispatch: In Rex Sinquefield’s Vision, Mom’s Generation is Written off

    The current sales and excise tax burden on somebody who earns about $32,000 in Missouri is a little more than 5 percent of their income, according to the nonpartisan Institute…
  • media mention   January 20, 2015

    Public News Service: Illinois Poor Face Unfair Tax Burden

    A new study finds Illinois’ poorest residents are paying almost three times more in taxes than the top one percent of earners. According to the Institute on Taxation and Economic…
  • media mention   January 16, 2015

    WITF: PA’s taxes among the most regressive

    A new report finds Pennsylvania remains on a list of the “Terrible 10” states with the most regressive tax policies. The non-partisan Institute for Taxation and Economic Policy finds that…
  • media mention   January 16, 2015

    KUOW: Washington State Ranks As Having Most Regressive Tax System

    Ross Reynolds talks with Meg Wiehie, state policy director for the Institute on Taxation and Economic policy, about their yearly ranking of regressive tax systems. Reynolds also speaks with Paul…
  • media mention   January 16, 2015

    WESA: PA’s Taxes Among the Most Regressive

    “A new report finds Pennsylvania remains on a list of the “Terrible 10” — states with the most regressive tax policies. The non-partisan Institute for Taxation and Economic Policy finds…
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