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  • media mention   January 14, 2019

    Hartford Business Journal: Major policies opposed by businesses loom in Democrat-controlled legislature

    When Rep. Josh Elliott (D-Hamden) calls Connecticut’s tax system regressive, it’s not just an opinion. The Democrat is citing a 2014 report by the state’s own tax department, that uses…
  • media mention   January 12, 2019

    Oregonian: Profits Double, Tax Payments Fall at Nike, Attracting Attention of EU Regulators

    By the end of 2017, Nike had $12.2 billion in permanently reinvested earnings. The company estimates that had it dispensed with the foreign strategy and kept that money in the…
  • media mention   January 11, 2019

    Arkansas Democrat-Gazette: State Finance Official Says 200,000 Filers Would See Tax Increase in Plan’s Current Form; Governor Wants Fix

    Rep. Lane Jean, R-Magnolia, said he started digging last month into a written analysis of the plan given by Lisa Christiansen Gee, senior policy analyst at the Institute on Taxation…
  • media mention   January 9, 2019

    The Intellectualist: Study: Tax Cuts For The Top 1% Cost More Than Entire Food Stamp Program

    According to estimates from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, the richest 1 percent of households, those with incomes higher than $607,090, stand to receive a total tax cut…
  • media mention   January 8, 2019

    The Root: Trump Goes on National TV to Talk about His Dumb Wall

    His assertion that undocumented immigrants create a strain on our nation is basically refuted in a 2017 report from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (pdf) which shows undocumented…
  • media mention   January 6, 2019

    Alternet: It’s Not About National Security…the Insidious Truth Behind Trump’s Wall

    Whether legal or illegal, all immigrants pay sales taxes and property taxes (the latter are factored into the cost of rental units for people who don’t own homes). And all…
  • media mention   January 3, 2019

    The Progressive: States and Localities Move to Reverse Racist and Regressive Tax Policies

    And a recent analysis of state and local tax systems by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy shows that, as a whole, state and local governments tax the poor…
  • media mention   January 3, 2019

    Record Eagle (Mich.): Help Michigan’s Poor by Scrapping Gas Tax

    ndeed, the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy finds the Michigan tax code to be a matter of “soak the poor and middle class, spare the wealthy.” According to ITEP,…
  • media mention   January 3, 2019

    Politics USA: Sen. Kamala Harris Immediately Introduces Middle Class Tax Cut Bill

    The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy estimates the LIFT Act would impact one in every two workers and two out of every three children in America. In addition, ITEP…
  • media mention   December 31, 2018

    Washington Times: Trump Tax Cut Foiled by State’s Itemized Deduction Rule

    Last year, many states opened their legislative sessions at the beginning of January, just after the federal tax law passed in December 2017, leaving them little time to figure out…
  • media mention   December 22, 2018

    Mother Jones: It’s Been a Year Since Trump Enacted Sweeping Tax Cuts. The Rich Won

    The surge in buybacks comes with an “opportunity cost,” says Matthew Gardner, a senior fellow at the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy. “You can’t spend money on things like…
  • media mention   December 22, 2018

    NBC News: How Much Does Illegal Immigration Cost America? Not As Much As Trump Claims

    “It sounds extraordinarily high to me,” said Meg Wiehe, deputy director at the nonpartisan Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP). Read more
  • media mention   December 21, 2018

    The American Prospect: The 2018 Economy in 12 Graphs

    Thanks to some bold number crunching by the nerds at the Institute for Taxation and Economic Policy, the figure compares a regressive, supply-side tax cut, like the one we got…
  • media mention   December 18, 2018

    CNBC: Democrats Are Going to Attack the GOP Tax Law from Several Angles, Including SALT Caps and Breaks for Corporations

    Many of the changes that Democrats are seeking have little chance of enactment amid divided government in Washington. But Alan Essig, executive director of the Institute on Taxation and Economic…
  • media mention   December 11, 2018

    Washington Post: In Early Win for Party’s Left, House Democrats Back off Tax Rule

    Henry Connelly, a spokesman for Pelosi, said the rule was unnecessary to prevent Democrats from hiking taxes on the middle class. He also noted that House Republicans waived their rule…
  • blog   December 7, 2018

    Morgan Stanley Report Confirms Tax Cut Promises Made Are Promises Unkept

    Almost a year after lawmakers hastily enacted the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, evidence continues to mount that it is providing far more tax cuts than jobs. A new Morgan…
  • news release   December 6, 2018

    2017 Tax Law Leaves More Wealthy Heirs with Tax-Free Inheritances

    Media contact A tiny fraction of estates will be subject to the tax in 2018 The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act drastically reduced the number of estates that are subject…
  • media mention   December 6, 2018

    Washington Post: Does the Republican Tax Law Encourage Outsourcing?

    “These multinational firms are going to want to stay below the 10 percent threshold, because that means the U.S. tax system won’t touch their foreign earnings,” said Matt Gardner, a…
  • media mention   December 6, 2018

    Arkansas Times: Race, History and Taxes

    According to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, the poorest 20 percent of Arkansas taxpayers, those making less than $18,600, pay 11.3 cents in state and local taxes on…
  • media mention   November 30, 2018

    Think Progress: Trump Didn’t Know GOP Tax Bill Incentivizes Businesses to Offshore Jobs

    Those findings echoed previous analysis from non-partisan agencies like like the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, which found the Republican Tax Cuts and Jobs Act would make offshore tax…
  • media mention   November 26, 2018

    Fortune: It’s Too Easy for the Ultra-Rich to Pass Down Wealth. Here’s How to Fix That

    The first is to tax extreme wealth directly—specifically, with a 1% tax on the assets of the wealthiest 0.1% of households, those with assets greater than $20 million. Such a…
  • media mention   November 26, 2018

    New York Daily News: Cyber Monday Shopping Deals Blunting by Supreme Court Ruling

    “This is about improved enforcement of a tax that’s already on the books,” echoed Carl Davis, research director at the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, to CNBC. “For years,…
  • media mention   November 24, 2018

    NorthJersey.com: Democrats Taking Another Run at SALT Restoration

    While it remains to be seen whether bipartisan support for a full or partial SALT restoration is feasible or even affordable in the new Congress, the fight – or at…
  • media mention   November 20, 2018

    Newark Star-Ledger: Your Property Tax Break Might Come Back if These Newly Elected Democrats Have Their Way

    Rep. Bill Pascrell Jr., a member of the tax-writing House Ways and Means Committee, said he would introduce legislation in the new Congress to raise the $88 billion in revenue that…
  • media mention   November 19, 2018

    New York Times: Did a Tax Increase Tucked Into Trump’s Tax Cut Come Back to Bite Republicans?

    Simply reinstating the unlimited cap, without also reversing the changes to the alternative minimum tax, would deliver no benefit to low-income and middle-class Americans, according to a new analysis by…
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