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  • media mention   May 26, 2020

    Politico Morning Tax: The Related Note

    It’s not the first time Biden has called out Amazon on taxes, nor was it the first time the company fired back. “We pay every cent owed,” Amazon tweeted. “Assume…
  • media mention   May 24, 2020

    Tampa Bay Times: They Pay Taxes, But There’s No Stimulus Money for Them

    In Florida, passing the HEROES Act and extending the CARES Act retroactively would help an additional 277,240 people — those living in households where at least one member uses a…
  • media mention   May 22, 2020

    Courier Post: NJ should provide COVID-19 aid to undocumented immigrants who pay income tax

    About 475,000 immigrants without legal status live in New Jersey, according to 2018 figures by the Pew Research Center. Workers who do not have legal status pay more than $11.7 billion in state…
  • media mention   May 22, 2020

    Orlando Sentinel: Is Wall Street Journal right? Is Florida “well-managed?” It depends

    New York’s tax burdens are relatively even. The effective rate for New York’s poorest is 11.4 percent, compared to 11.3 for the top one percent and 12.4 for the middle.…
  • blog   May 22, 2020

    What Biden Means By No Tax Increases on Anyone “Making Under $400,000”

    Presidential candidate Joe Biden said on Friday that under his proposals, no one with income below $400,000 would pay higher taxes than they do now. Does this make sense? It…
  • media mention   May 21, 2020

    Bloomberg:Energy Companies Reap Tax Breaks As They Brace For Virus Impact

    But what makes oil and gas companies especially poised to take advantage of this provision is the cyclical nature of the commodity they produce and transport. “It’s not at all…
  • media mention   May 21, 2020

    Orange County Register: Tax hike on vaping is the wrong priority at the wrong time

    Compounding all of these problems is that the vaping tax hike would have the largest impact on those who can least afford it. The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy…
  • media mention   May 20, 2020

    Los Angeles Times:Stop discriminating financially against taxpayers without Social Security numbers

    All told, the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy estimated that 4.3 million adults and 3.5 million children were disqualified from the stimulus program. Read more
  • media mention   May 19, 2020

    Orlando Sentinel: Make corporations – not teachers – pay up

    In fact, the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy found that Florida families that make less than $50,000 spend 8-12% of their annual income on local and state taxes while families…
  • media mention   May 19, 2020

    Bloomberg: California Setting Rules for Finding Pot’s Napa Valley

    The state also has a vested interest in protecting pot’s reputation. California cannabis, both recreational and medicinal, generated $395.4 million in taxes in 2018 and $629.2 million in 2019, the…
  • media mention   May 18, 2020

    Yahoo! Finance: Coronavirus stimulus checks: Here’s what a second round could look like

    The new bill will provide payments worth nearly $600 billion, with the average payout of more than $3,000 to families in all but the highest income levels, according to The…
  • media mention   May 18, 2020

    Politifact:House coronavirus bill would aid immigrants, relatives cut out of previous aid package

    The left-leaning Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, using IRS data, estimated that this provision would benefit more than 4.3 million adults and 3.5 million children in households of ITIN…
  • media mention   May 18, 2020

    Michigan Live:If second round of stimulus payments is approved, how much could you get?

    Additionally, the bill as currently written would make those people retroactively eligible to receive the initial stimulus payment under the CARES Act. The Institute On Taxation and Economic Policy estimates…
  • media mention   May 15, 2020

    Forbes: 4.3 Million Adults Eligible For Two $1,200 Stimulus Checks If HEROES Act Passes

    The Institute On Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP) estimates that over 4.3 million adults, as well as 3.5 million children, would benefit from this change in eligibility. The organization calculated…
  • media mention   May 15, 2020

    Politico Morning Tax:STATESIDE JOCKEYING CONTINUES

    One key element of the latest legislation would provide $1,200 in direct stimulus payments to individuals including those with Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers, building on an initial round of payments…
  • media mention   May 15, 2020

    Yahoo!: How the coronavirus outbreak may help keep Amazon’s federal tax bill low (again)

    “I’d say their tax rate will be a lot closer to zero than to 21%,” said Matthew Gardner, a senior fellow at the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, referencing…
  • media mention   May 15, 2020

    Madison.com: Why many rich people keep a Faustian bargain with the GOP

    The Faustian bargain embraced by well-off conservatives is all about greed. Trump lied that his 2017 tax law was to help ordinary people. The top 1 percent of income earners…
  • media mention   May 9, 2020

    Business Insider: A Tax Break Tucked in the CARES Act Will Save Some Companies Tens of Millions

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  • media mention   May 8, 2020

    Center for Public Integrity: COVID-19 Didn’t Affect This Company, But It Still Got a $893K Federal Loan

    “There doesn’t appear to be any mechanism whatsoever to ensure that these loans were available only to companies that were actually affected by the coronavirus and the associated economic shutdown,”…
  • media mention   May 8, 2020

    Quartz:Congress is facing fury over CARES Act tax breaks for the rich

    The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy explained in Aprilthat the new rules will allow companies to “game the system.” They can amend their past taxes, applying current losses to…
  • media mention   May 5, 2020

    Los Angeles Times: Trump’s Payroll Tax Cut Demand Is Absurd

    Specifically, according to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a nonprofit think tank that tracks how taxes and tax breaks are distributed along the income spectrum, 65% of the…
  • media mention   May 4, 2020

    New Yorker: How Greenwich Republicans Learned to Love Trump

    On average, Trump gave households in the top one per cent a forty-eight-thousand-dollar tax cut, while those in the bottom twenty per cent received a hundred and twenty dollars, according…
  • media mention   May 4, 2020

    Forbes: President Trump Says Next Stimulus Package Must Have Payroll Tax Cut

    Who would this benefit? The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy did an analysis in mid-March that showed a complete elimination of the payroll tax would most benefit the top…
  • media mention   May 4, 2020

    Alternet:Government leaders including Betsy DeVos push their personal agendas as economic tsunami crashes into America’s schools

    “For states facing catastrophic revenue declines, asking more of taxpayers with a clear ability to pay is far preferable to cutting state budgets, which would lead to mass layoffs, steep…
  • media mention   May 4, 2020

    Boston Globe: Why exclude some Americans from the coronavirus stimulus?

    According to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, between 50 and 75 percent of the estimated 8 million undocumented workers in the country pay annual federal income taxes using…
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