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  • media mention   December 8, 2014

    The Jackson Clarion Ledger: Immigration Dance Requires a Partner

    Not only have immigrants workers filled the void on low wage, low skill jobs that Americans in other demographics have not pursued, they have done so with a sterling work…
  • media mention   December 8, 2014

    Bloomberg BNA: Extras on Excise

    The price of gas is dropping, so get ready for holiday visitors as more people hit the road and take advantage of the lower prices. But when prices decrease, does…
  • media mention   December 8, 2014

    The Fiscal Times: Burdens and Benefits of Obama’s Immigration Amnesty

    Actually, reports by pro-immigration groups tend to undermine Biden’s claims, by noting that people in the country illegally already pay significant taxes. A study by the Institute on Taxation and…
  • media mention   December 3, 2014

    ABC (Michigan Affiliate WZZM): Gas Tax 101

    Carl Davis, a senior analyst at the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy in Washington, D.C., said Michigan is one of only four states, with Indiana, Illinois and Hawaii, that…
  • media mention   December 3, 2014

    Michigan Chronicle: Will Lame Duck Session Fix Broken Roads?

    “The state’s flat gas tax of 19 cents per gallon is at an all-time low, when adjusted for inflation, according to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy. The tax…
  • media mention   December 3, 2014

    Washington Post: The Gas Tax Has Been Fixed at 18 Cents for Two Decades

    Meanwhile, the federal gas tax is less and less able to cover the cost of all this. According to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, the gas tax has lost “28…
  • media mention   December 2, 2014

    Univision: ¿Quién da Más? La Danza Millonaria Detrás de las Medidas Migratorias

    Según una investigación del Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, los trabajadores indocumentados aportan al año cerca de $11 mil millones en impuestos a las ciudades y estados donde viven,…
  • media mention   December 2, 2014

    Politico Pro: Undocumented Workers, Meet the IRS

    The left-leaning Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy in 2013 released a report showing a $2 billion gain in state revenue from immigration reform — even after tax credits were…
  • media mention   November 24, 2014

    Michigan Public Radio: On the Road to Another Tax Increase That Will Hit Low-Income Earners the Hardest

    Why bring it up now? Because right now Michigan leaders are considering another tax increase that will have a disproportionate impact on the state’s working poor. Before we dive into…
  • media mention   November 24, 2014

    My Fox Chicago: Chicago’s Undocumented Population Reacts to Obama’s Immigration Plan

    “If illegal immigrants in Illinois are legalized, they would pay $711.6 million in state and local taxes, according to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy.”
  • media mention   November 24, 2014

    The Arizona Republic: Obama’s Action Should Increase Tax Collections

    Both Arizona’s Department of Revenue and the Joint Legislative Budget Committee said they have not estimated the tax and revenue impact of Obama’s executive action. However, the Institute on Taxation…
  • media mention   November 24, 2014

    CNN: Five Immigration Myths Debunked

    Myth # 1: They don’t pay taxes Undocumented immigrants are already U.S. taxpayers. Collectively, they paid an estimated $10.6 billion to state and local taxes in 2010, according to the…
  • media mention   November 24, 2014

    Denver Post: Obama’s Action Appeases Immigrant Hopefuls in Colorado

      With the work permits promised in Obama’s orders, those workers could add an estimated $43 million in tax revenues because their wages would increase and more of them would…
  • media mention   November 20, 2014

    The Modesto Bee: Undocument Immigrants Pay $10 Billion in Taxes

    Re “Movie shows MJC’s bias “ (Letters, Nov. 16): The recent letter complaining about illegal immigrants stated that they do not pay income taxes. This is not correct. A study…
  • media mention   November 20, 2014

    International Business Times: Immigration Reform 2014: Economic Impact Of Obama Helping Immigrants Includes More Jobs, Tax Revenue

    TEXAS Immigrants comprise 21 percent of Texas’ labor force, according to the 2011 U.S. Census Bureau. If all illegal immigrants were removed from Texas, the state would lose $69.3 billion…
  • media mention   November 20, 2014

    The Tucson Weekly: Arizona Is the 5th Worth State to Be Poor–Tax Wise

    Everybody knows Arizona is a low tax state. Our legislature has been cutting rates for decades, and as a result, according to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, we’re…
  • media mention   November 17, 2014

    The Times Free Press: A Taxing Question

    The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a liberal-leaning think tank, last spring estimated that if the Hall tax were eliminated, Tennessee’s wealthiest residents with annual incomes of $970,000 would…
  • media mention   November 17, 2014

    Hartford Business Journal: Legislative Panel Aims to Rethink CT’s Tax Code

    But if the rich feel slighted, consider this: A study last year by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy found that lower- and middle-income residents pay a higher percentage…
  • media mention   November 6, 2014

    Yahoo! Finance: Was Steve Balmer Hunting Good Will in Clipper’s Deal?

    Arguments aside, some, including Matt Gardner, executive director of the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP), said the law including sports franchises in the Goodwill tax write-off was a…
  • media mention   November 6, 2014

    Governing: Massachusetts Rolls Back Automatic Gas Tax Hike

    And Massachusetts has plenty of company. The federal gas tax of 18.4 cents has been in place since 1993. Twenty-four states haven’t touched their gas tax rates in more than…
  • media mention   November 6, 2014

    Bloomberg BNA: Will Massachusetts’ Rejection of Inflation-Adjusted Gas Tax Have Federal Implications?

    States have varying gas tax rate structures, which can be boiled down to one of two general forms: a fixed-rate tax or a variable-rate tax.  Flat-rate gas taxes, like those…
  • media mention   November 6, 2014

    Windy City Times: Immigration Facts and Fictions

    Unauthorized migrants pay sales taxes, property taxes, whether they rent or own, ‘use’ taxes, and, in some cases, even income taxes, whether state, local, or federal, including social security and…
  • media mention   November 3, 2014

    LaCrosse Tribune: Act 10 Only Benefitted the Wealthy

    According to the institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, the wealthiest 1 percent realized an average income tax cut of $2,518, while those who lost a big chunk of their…
  • media mention   November 3, 2014

    Memphis Daily News: Why Are Tennesseans so Afraid of an Income Tax?

    Six of the nine state states without a state income tax – Tennessee, Texas, Florida, Washington, Alaska and Nevada – have had higher than average annual unemployment rates over the…
  • media mention   November 3, 2014

    Stateline: Voters to Weigh Tax Caps, Increases

    Massachusetts voters will get to decide whether to repeal a provision that automatically raises the state gasoline tax with inflation. According to the nonpartisanInstitute on Taxation and Economic Policy, 14 states…
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