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  • media mention   February 15, 2021

    Thestranger.com: The Choice Is Clear for Washington Democrats: Pass Progressive Taxes or Perpetuate a Racist Tax Code

    In their analysis of a new report from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, the Budget and Policy Center showed that the effective state and local tax rate for…
  • media mention   February 15, 2021

    Progressive.org: A Chance for New Beginnings

    Besides doing essential work, undocumented workers contribute $11.7 billion a year in state and local taxes, according to a 2017 estimate by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy. Read…
  • media mention   February 14, 2021

    CNBC: A new child tax credit expansion could provide monthly income. Some question whether the help is too much or too little

    The credit would phase out for those making above those levels, where it would be reduced and then plateau at $2,000 per child. It would be capped for individuals with…
  • media mention   February 11, 2021

    New York Amsterdam News: To dismantle white supremacy we must tax the rich

    To further compound racial inequality, other parts of our tax code essentially function as giveaways to the wealthiest white households. Take the tax deduction for income earned from pass-through businesses.…
  • media mention   February 10, 2021

    Yahoo! Lifestyle: This Chart Explains What Your Family Will Get From The Stimulus Package

    The economic repercussions of the pandemic have devastated many families: from teachers who have no choice but to return to the classroom toretail workers who find themselves out of work…
  • media mention   February 5, 2021

    Wall Street Journal: Amazon’s U.S. Tax Costs Jumped in 2020. It Likely Would Pay Even More Under Biden Plan.

    Amazon’s low reported tax expenses in earlier years, along with similar figures from other companies, helped spur Democratic proposals for minimum taxes that would affect them. “Half a loaf is…
  • media mention   February 5, 2021

    Bloomberg: Cuomo, Murphy Call for More Covid Relief to Hardest-Hit States

    New Jerseyans stood to pay $3.1 billion more in taxes annually as a result of the 2017 change, according to a study by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy,…
  • media mention   February 4, 2021

    Washington Post: Here’s the new Democratic plan for $1,400 stimulus checks

    The best argument in favor of the checks is that they have kept many Americans out of poverty during the crisis. An analysis by the left-leaning Institute on Taxation and…
  • media mention   February 4, 2021

    CNBC: Fewer people may qualify for the $1,400 stimulus payments. Here’s why

    At the same time, the additional $1,400, on top of the $600 payments sent earlier this year, would increase the incomes of the poorest 20% of Americans, those earning less…
  • media mention   February 4, 2021

    Jacobin: The Washington Post Deserves 324 Billion Pinocchios for Its Attacks on Bernie Sanders

    Kessler’s entire line of argument deserves about 324 billion Pinocchios — one for each dollar that flowed to the richest fifth of the country in just 2020 alone, according to…
  • media mention   February 4, 2021

    Newsweek: Democrats May Block Millions of Families from Receiving Full Stimulus Checks

    Senate Republicans on Monday proposed that Congress limit full stimulus checks to individuals earning up to $40,000 and couples earning $80,000—a move that would deny checks to an additional 80…
  • media mention   February 3, 2021

    Public News Service: Report: Biden Relief Package Could Reduce Child Poverty in Nebraska

    President Joe Biden’s proposal to expand the Child Tax Credit would help reduce child poverty and extend the credit to nearly half of all Black and Hispanic children, according to…
  • media mention   February 3, 2021

    Jacobin Magazine: The Chamber of Commerce Wants to Slash COVID-19 Relief Checks. We Can’t Let Them

    Senate Republicans on Monday proposed that Congress limit full stimulus checks to individuals earning up to $40,000 and couples earning $80,000 — a move that would deny checks to an additional eighty million…
  • media mention   February 3, 2021

    NJ.com: Biden says GOP plan with $1,000 payments is too small as Senate moves ahead with his plan. Here’s the latest.

    The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a progressive research group, said that 90% of New Jersey adults and 91% of children would receive at least a partial payment. But…
  • media mention   February 2, 2021

    Fiscal Times: Biden Urges Senate Dems to Go Big on Covid Relief

    The difference translates to 80 million fewer people getting payments under the GOP plan, according to an analysis by the left-leaning Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy cited by the…
  • media mention   February 2, 2021

    Washington Post: White House open to narrowing who qualifies for stimulus checks but keeping payments at $1,400 per person

    Biden’s plan would provide stimulus payments to approximately 95 percent of the country, while the Republican plan, lowering the threshold to those making under $50,000 a year, would provide payments…
  • media mention   February 2, 2021

    Bloomberg: Vehicle Mile Tax Draws Fresh Attention as Buttigieg Takes Post

    Large segments of the population are as skeptical of government as they’ve ever been, so asking them to install devices in their vehicles to determine how far and sometimes even…
  • media mention   February 2, 2021

    The Hill: Biden plan would provide more taxpayers stimulus checks than GOP’s

    The Tax Foundation’s findings are similar to an estimate from the left-leaning Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy that found that about 95 percent of adults and children are in…
  • media mention   February 2, 2021

    Nevada Current: NV can have a job-creating energy agenda, unless it costs money

    The bottom 20 percent of Nevadans with an income of less than $20,500 pay 10.2 percent of their daily income in taxes, including 7 percent in sales tax, according to…
  • media mention   February 2, 2021

    The (Tacoma) News Tribune: Washington parents would get big tax breaks under Biden’s COVID relief plan

    The Institute for Taxation and Economic Policy estimated that the second lowest 20% of Washington income earners, those making $28,800 to $53,200, would save an average $2,470. The middle 20%,…
  • media mention   February 1, 2021

    Market Place: Caught in the Unemployment Benefits Gap

    This episode features commentary from Jessica Scheider on the risk of too small a stimulus. Read more: https://www.marketplace.org/shows/marketplace/people-caught-unemployment-benefits-gap/
  • news release   January 26, 2021

    New Analysis: President Biden’s Proposed Child Tax Credit Expansion Would Reduce Poverty, Address Racial Disparities

    Media contact The credit would boost after-tax income for the poorest 20 percent by $4,570 or an average 37% of their incomes  President Biden’s proposed expansion to the Child Tax…
  • news release   January 14, 2021

    ITEP: Biden’s American Rescue Plan Is the Start We Need to Right the Economy

    Following is a statement by Amy Hanauer, executive director of the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, regarding President-elect Biden’s economic package released today.  “President-elect Biden’s plan offers sound solutions…
  • media mention   January 12, 2021

    Business Insider: The poorest quintile of Americans will get a 29% income boost if $2,000 stimulus checks become a reality, a new report finds

    Low-income Americans can expect to see a significant income boost if the Caring for Americans with Supplemental Help Act passes in the Senate. The House passed the CASH Act on…
  • media mention   January 12, 2021

    Yahoo! Finance: $2,000 stimulus checks would be a massive boost for America’s poorest

    America’s poorest families would see their incomes grow by more than quarter if the $2,000 stimulus check proposal that President-elect Joe Biden supports passes, according to a new analysis. The 20% of…
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