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  • media mention   February 4, 2020

    CNBC: Amazon had to pay federal income taxes for the first time since 2016 — here’s how much

    However, paying something like payroll tax is hardly something to boast about, according to Matthew Gardner, a senior fellow at the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, or ITEP, a…
  • media mention   February 4, 2020

    The Verge: Amazon finally owes federal income taxes this year — but we still don’t know how much it’s paying

    t’s still, however, a low number compared to Amazon’s total profits. “It’s not fair to say [Amazon] paid nothing” on federal taxes anymore, says Matthew Gardner of the Institute on…
  • media mention   February 3, 2020

    Bond Buyer: IRS SALT regulation allows loophole for pass-through businesses

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  • media mention   February 3, 2020

    Morning Call: Air Products collects $17 million tax rebate, one of many Fortune 500 companies that paid no corporate taxes

    Air Products joined PPL, which during approximately the same period had a $19 million federal tax cut, according to the nonprofit Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy. Fortune 500 company…
  • media mention   January 31, 2020

    Law 360: Blame Deficit on Disastrous Tax Law

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  • media mention   January 31, 2020

    Seattle Times: Amazon touts 2019 federal taxes, but the picture is complicated

    So was Amazon’s 2019 U.S. federal income tax bill $1 billion or $162 million? The discrepancy stems from different financial statements companies prepare for tax authorities and investors, which recognize…
  • media mention   January 31, 2020

    Gizmodo: Amazon’s Tax Claims Are Riddled with BS

    According to Matthew Gardner, a senior fellow with the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, these numbers are, at best, misleading. “You look at the different types of taxes that…
  • media mention   January 29, 2020

    USA Today: State taxes: Which are the most tax-friendly states for the wealthy?

    Wealthier Americans tend to pay a smaller share of their income in state and local taxes than lower-income Americans. According to a 2018 report released by The Institute on Taxation…
  • media mention   January 27, 2020

    Scroll.in: At the centre of the US government and Facebook’s tax dispute is the company’s Dublin office

    If the IRS prevails in court, it could cost Facebook up to $9 billion more in taxes, based on estimates in the company’s securities filings. It would be a notable…
  • media mention   January 27, 2020

    Washington Post: Va. Governor Proposes Gas Tax Increase

    Virginia would join 31 states that have raised or reformed their gas tax in the last decade, according to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy. Read more
  • media mention   January 26, 2020

    The Washington Spectator: Tax Policy Options for the Next Administration

    Bernie Sanders has proposed taxing estates worth more than $3.5 million. The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy estimates that this would raise more than $30 billion a year. Another…
  • media mention   January 25, 2020

    Business Insider: Treasury Secretary Mnuchin keeps insisting Trump’s tax cuts will pay for themselves despite consistent evidence they exploded the federal deficit

    It’s soaring because the government is collecting fewer tax dollars as a result of the cuts. One study from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a left-leaning think-tank, released in…
  • media mention   January 25, 2020

    New York Times: As States Add Money to Fix Roads, U.S. Is Urged to Ante Up

    According to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, most states have raised their gasoline taxes over the last several years. Along with the ballot initiatives passed to support highway…
  • media mention   January 24, 2020

    Politico: The Power of Semantics

    States’ use of tax incentives to lure the filming of movies and television shows is one of those policy ideas that experts of basically all political persuasions are against —…
  • media mention   January 23, 2020

    ProPublica: Who’s Afraid of the IRS? Not Facebook

    If the IRS prevails in court, it could cost Facebook up to $9 billion more in taxes, based on estimates in the company’s securities filings. It would be a notable…
  • media mention   January 22, 2020

    ProPublica: The IRS Decided to Get Tough Against Microsoft. Microsoft Got Tougher.

    Microsoft, meanwhile, has continued to reap the benefits of its offshore deals. In 2017, the last year before the new tax law cut the corporate rate from 35% to 21%,…
  • media mention   January 17, 2020

    McClatchy: Lifting the Cap on This Tax Break Would Benefit California’s Rich

    The figures were developed by the nonpartisan Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy. to project the likely effects if the Democrats’ proposal went into effect in 2022. That’s likely the…
  • media mention   January 16, 2020

    Hartford Business Journal: CT Voices proposes major state tax shift to reverse inequality

    And creation of a new Child Tax Credit could provide poor and middle-income residents — even those earning nearly $500,000 per year — as much as $800 to $1,550 on…
  • media mention   January 16, 2020

    The Colorado Sun: Colorado progressives have a new target in their pursuit of a tax overhaul: the rich. Here’s why.

    More progressive taxes aren’t a panacea for income inequality, either. With a top rate of 12.3%, plus a 1% millionaire tax, California has the most progressive tax code in the…
  • media mention   January 13, 2020

    Dallas Morning News: Trump slashed corporate tax rates to 21%, but many companies paid far less than that

    Here’s another reason to complain: Many companies aren’t paying even the lower rate. In 2018, the first year under the new law, 379 profitable companies in the Fortune 500 paid…
  • media mention   January 12, 2020

    KTVB.com: Idaho Democratic leaders discuss their top priorities for the 2020 legislative session

    The “circuit breaker” would protect seniors and low income homeowners from paying too high of a percentage of their income on property taxes. According to the Institute on Taxation and…
  • media mention   January 8, 2020

    Between the Lines: Trump-GOP Tax Law Ushers in Lowest Corporate Tax Rates in 40 Years

    Interview with Matthew Gardner, senior fellow with the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, conducted by Scott Harris
  • media mention   January 6, 2020

    Inside Sources: Creating an Economy That Works for All Starts With Repealing the Trump Tax Law

    While some Americans received a tax cut during the 2018 filing season, it was nowhere enough to substantially improve their lives. The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy warns, “The few…
  • media mention   September 26, 2019

    Bloomberg: Sanders, Warren Compete for Who Can Tax Billionaires the Most

    “We’re seeing such a dramatic change in the debate,” Steve Wamhoff, the director of federal tax policy at the left-leaning Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, said. “There is a…
  • media mention   September 24, 2019

    Contra Costa Times: New sales tax proposal for transportation work gets Contra Costa supervisors’ blessing

    According to an analysis by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, low-income families spend about three quarters of their income on items that are subject to sales taxes while…
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