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  • media mention   April 1, 2020

    Courier-Journal: For Kentucky’s undocumented immigrants, COVID-19 adds challenges to already harsh reality

    Congress’ $2 trillion stimulus package, which boosts unemployment benefits including to gig-economy workers, didn’t include any help for undocumented workers. In Kentucky, such residents paid an estimated $36.6 million in state and…
  • media mention   April 1, 2020

    Bloomberg:Billion-Dollar Blows to U.S. States Crater Spending Plans

    At least 38 states and territories have issued some version of a stay-at-home order, shuttering parts of the economy as residents stay inside and restaurants and stores close. The result…
  • media mention   March 31, 2020

    Eater NY: Why NYC’s Undocumented Restaurant Workers Are the Forgotten Victims of the Shutdown

    Government help is nearly impossible to get, even though undocumented workers in the United States pay $11.74 billion in taxes each year, equivalent to 8 percent of their incomes, according…
  • media mention   March 31, 2020

    KQED: New COVID-19 Relief Benefits Leave Out Millions Of Undocumented Immigrants

    In California, undocumented residents contribute $3 billion annually in state and local taxes, according to the nonprofit Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy. Immigrants who are not eligible for a…
  • media mention   March 31, 2020

    Fox: Coronavirus stimulus FAQ: Who gets stimulus money? Will paper checks be issued? When will it come?

    According to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, immigrants who file taxes using an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) instead of a Social Security Number will be exempt from…
  • media mention   March 30, 2020

    Scripps News Service: It will likely take at least 2 weeks for stimulus checks to arrive

    Scripps News Service interviewed Amy Hanauer, ITEP’s executive director, about the $2.2 trillion relief package. https://content.uplynk.com/509a8108debf4051984bc3b66951d875.m3u8
  • media mention   March 28, 2020

    Wall Street Journal:Whiting Petroleum Adopts Poison Pill to Protect Potential Tax Breaks

    One tax analyst said hard-hit industries might be trying to protect their net operating losses from unwelcome distressed investors looking for buying opportunities. “It seems like one of the unforeseen…
  • media mention   March 28, 2020

    Slate: Why Some Americans Entitled to a Coronavirus Relief Check Won’t Get One

    The reason why is that the government intends to track Americans down and deliver their corona-bonus using the tax information they submitted in 2018 or 2019. But a fairly large…
  • news release   March 27, 2020

    The Job Is Not Yet Done: ITEP Statement on the $2 Trillion Relief Package

    Following is a statement by Amy Hanauer, executive director of the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, regarding the $2 trillion relief package expected to be enacted today. ITEP’s distributional…
  • media mention   March 27, 2020

    Bloomberg: Delayed Tax Filing Could Mean Larger Stimulus Check for Some

    For people who were ineligible in 2018 and perhaps took a pay cut or got a divorce that put them under the income thresholds in 2019, “there needs to be…
  • media mention   March 27, 2020

    Crooked: Democrats Must Keep Fighting Trump’s Bailouts

    These massive corporations also reaped huge benefits from Trump’s 2017 corporate tax cuts. An Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy report from March 10 lays it out: “In the two…
  • media mention   March 27, 2020

    CNN: These taxpayers won’t get stimulus checks. That’s unjust

    Unfortunately, the Senate proposal does not include all taxpayers. Those who file their taxes using an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) instead of a Social Security number have been left…
  • media mention   March 26, 2020

    Miami Herald: Millions of immigrant families won’t get coronavirus stimulus checks, experts say

    ITIN filers collectively contribute an estimated $11.74 billion in state and local taxes each year, according to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy. In 2015, ITIN filers paid $23.6…
  • media mention   March 26, 2020

    ABC News: New York and DC call out shortcomings of relief bill while others stand to gain

    Who has been left out? Undocumented workers: Those who file their taxes using an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) instead of a Social Security number have been left out, according…
  • media mention   March 26, 2020

    Fox NYC: Expand / Collapse search Coronavirus stimulus FAQ

    According to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, immigrants who file taxes using an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) instead of a Social Security Number will be exempt from…
  • media mention   March 25, 2020

    Fortune: Everything you need to know about the stimulus checks in the coronavirus relief bill

    That said, not all older people who are already reliant on government assistance are immediately eligible for a rebate. According to Steve Wamhoff of the Institute on Taxation and Economic…
  • media mention   March 25, 2020

    WV Metro News: How the federal financial relief package could aid West Virginia citizens and businesses

    In West Virginia, the average rebate for households is $1,830, according to an analysis from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy. Read more
  • media mention   March 25, 2020

    American Prospect: Avoid Taxes, Receive Federal Bailouts

    On that haul, they paid an average effective federal income tax rate of 2.3 percent. According to Matthew Gardner at the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, that rate is…
  • media mention   March 25, 2020

    Labor Notes: $1,200 per Adult, $500 per Child: Stimulus Bill Nears Passage

    Below is an excerpt from an op-ed by Amy Hanauer, ITEP’s executive director, published in Labor Notes.  The economic catastrophe made this middle-of-the-night package urgent. Unemployment is spiking in ways…
  • media mention   March 25, 2020

    Investment News: Recession could hit Social Security financial outlook

    Trump has proposed eliminating payroll taxes that fund Social Security and Medicare beginning through the end of the year. The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a nonpartisan think tank,…
  • media mention   March 25, 2020

    Politico: Who’s Looking Ahead to Phase 4

    For instance, the House bill would expand the Earned Income Tax Credit in ways Democrats have sought for awhile — like making the incentive larger for childless workers, and making…
  • news release   March 19, 2020

    Senate Bill Addresses Unprecedented Health and Economic Crisis with Wrong-Headed Corporate Tax Cuts

    Following is a statement by Amy Hanauer, ITEP’s executive director, regarding the GOP aid plan introduced today by the Senate:
  • media mention   March 19, 2020

    Los Angeles Times: A Payroll Tax Cut Would Overwhelmingly Benefit the Rich

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  • media mention   March 19, 2020

    CNBC: A tale of two coronavirus relief efforts: One for the rich, one for the poor

    Two financial-relief measures the Trump administration is weighing to fight the economic scourge of the coronavirus would have drastically different impacts on the rich and poor, according to a new…
  • media mention   March 17, 2020

    Foreign Policy: Trump’s Big Turnaround: Cash Payments Instead of a Payroll Tax Cut

    First, a payroll tax cut only offers benefits to those with a job, and, as the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy has extensively documented, it heavily favors higher-income workers—not…
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