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  • media mention   August 20, 2014

    The Spectrum: Solution Possible for the Corporate Tax Issue

    By Della Lowe: A week ago, Walgreen’s reversed its decision to move its corporate headquarters out of the United States, a move that would have been in name only but…
  • media mention   August 20, 2014

    The Motley Fool: The 5 States with the Highest Sales Tax

    By Jeremy Bowman: Nearly every state in the union charges a sales tax, and the tax levied on goods and services sold at the retail level is just one of…
  • media mention   August 20, 2014

    The Toledo Blade: Tax Shift and Shaft

    By the Editorial Board: Nearly a decade ago, Ohio placed a fateful bet: that big tax cuts, especially for the state’s richest people and corporations, would generate strong job creation,…
  • media mention   August 14, 2014

    USA Today: Shrinking Revenue Spurs Gas Tax Alternative

    By Elaine S. Povich It was the potholes that convinced real estate broker Lester Friedman that there’s got to be a better way to pay for road construction and repairs.…
  • media mention   August 14, 2014

    Politico: Craft Beer Tastes Great, Less Taxes

    By Kelsey Snell Trendy craft beer sales are booming, and cities and states are hoping tax breaks will help them elbow their way into a seat at the bar. Targeted…
  • media mention   August 14, 2014

    The Bond Buyer: No Easy Fix for Highway Trust Fund

    By Jim Watts Congress delayed but did not fix a $100 billion hole in federal transportation spending with the enactment last Friday of legislation providing $10.8 billion to extend solvency…
  • media mention   August 14, 2014

    Bloomberg BNA: Processor Giant Intel Corp. Enters $100 Billion Incentive Agreement to Invest in Oregon

    By Michael Kerman Processor and semiconductor giant Intel Corp. entered a Strategic Investment Program Agreement Aug. 11 with Washington County, Oregon’s second-largest county, located just outside Portland, the Portland Business…
  • media mention   August 14, 2014

    NYT: The Muddled Road to Overhauling Corporate Taxes

    By Patricia Cohen Every loophole has its lover. That’s why, despite the furor that has erupted over American companies adopting foreign headquarters to reduce their taxes, it is proving so…
  • media mention   August 11, 2014

    Washington Post: Do Sales-Tax Holidays Boost Back-to-School Shopping?

    By Sarah Halzack It’s back-to-school shopping season, meaning parents everywhere are dragging their kids to the store to stock up on notebooks and supplies or to nab the perfect first-day-of-school…
  • media mention   August 8, 2014

    Toronto Star: What’s Behind Obama’s War on Corporate Deserters

    By David Olive American corporate CEOs who don’t object to paying the dues granting them the privilege of country club memberships — possibly because their employer covers that perk, which…
  • media mention   August 6, 2014

    Politifact: Nan Rich Makes Claims about State’s Economy, Taxes

    In response to questions, Rich said Florida’s tax structure was too regressive. Rich cited a 2013 report by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, which partners with Citizens for…
  • media mention   August 6, 2014

    Charleston Daily Mail: Remembering the Sales Tax Holiday

    By Jared Hunt With students set to return to school this month, many parents are once again going through their annual ritual of back-to-school shopping. It might not be an…
  • media mention   August 6, 2014

    Killeen Daily Herald: Sales Tax Holiday Starts Friday

    By Alex Wukman … Kelly Davis, Midwest director for the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, said the three-day tax holiday provides no relief for low- and moderate-income taxpayers throughout…
  • media mention   August 1, 2014

    Main Street: Sales Tax Holidays: Bargain or Rip off?

    By Hal Bundrick The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP) finds another fly in the sales tax holiday ointment. “One popular rationale for sales tax holidays is that they…
  • media mention   August 1, 2014

    Lessburg Today: Virgina’s Back-to-School Tax Holiday

      By Kelly Davis Your article about sales tax holidays “Virginia’s Back-To-School Tax Holiday Returns This Weekend” suggests that sales tax holidays are a great deal for shoppers, when, in…
  • media mention   August 1, 2014

    Associated Press: Oklahoma Tax Holiday Is Little Relief

    By Tim Tally Figures provided by the commission indicate that in 2008, the first year the sales tax holiday was in effect, shoppers saved $6.4 million in sales taxes on…
  • media mention   August 1, 2014

    Streetsblog: Unlike Toll Reform, A Sale Tax Is a Really Regressive Way to Fund Transit

    By Stephen Miller But a sales tax is one of the most regressive revenue-raisers out there. Of the types of taxes states typically levy — on property, income, and sales…
  • media mention   August 1, 2014

    Streetsblog: Will Missouri Voters Go Along with the Highway Lobby’s Money Grab?

    By Angie Schmitt That means, if Amendment 7 passes, the state’s poorest residents — whether they drive or not — will pay a larger share of their income than the…
  • media mention   August 1, 2014

    Daily World: Sales Tax Holiday Offers Chance to Save

    By Mike Hasten “The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy has called Louisiana’s tax holiday “more hype than help.””
  • media mention   August 1, 2014

    St. Augustine Record: Tax Holiday, It’s How You Handle It

    By the Editorial Board Florida touts these holidays — in which the 6 percent tax is temporarily lifted — as breaks for the average family, and says that Floridians will…
  • media mention   July 24, 2014

    South Carolina Morning News: Refusal to budge on low gas tax a big mistake

    “South Carolina’s gas tax has been at 16.8 cents since 1989, one of the lowest rates in the nation. Haley has said she would veto any bill raising the gas…
  • media mention   July 23, 2014

    Politifact: Nan Rich says Florida has 3rd most-regressive tax structure

    “Rich told PolitiFact Florida in an interview, “don’t hold me to ‘third regressive.’ …. I did not say ‘third’ definitively. … We are one of the most regressive.” Rich cited…
  • media mention   July 22, 2014

    CNBC: Where and when to snag sales tax breaks across the US

    “But while sale tax holidays are popular with consumers, critics argue that they do nothing to stir economic growth, and they simply shift spending on already planned purchases. One of…
  • media mention   July 21, 2014

    Fond du Lac Reporter: We must get serious about highway funding

    Let’s look at the numbers. According to the American Road and Transportation Builders Association, from 2011 (the latest available), the average driver travels 11,318 miles each year and the average…
  • media mention   July 21, 2014

    Toledo Blade: Comfort the comfortable

    “According to an analysis done for the progressive advocacy group Policy Matters Ohio by the nonpartisan Institute of Taxation and Economic Policy, fully half of this year’s $400 million tax…
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