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  • media mention   October 27, 2017

    Fortune: You’re Better off in a State with High Income Tax

    Following is an excerpt written by Carl Davis, ITEP’s research director, and published in Fortune. Many lawmakers in Congress and in statehouses around the country peddle the same supply-side theory…
  • media mention   October 27, 2017

    MarketWatch: Trump-Ryan Tax Plan Will Encourage More Corporate Offshore Tax Avoidance

    The figures are staggering. At least 366 of the Fortune 500 companies have established subsidiaries in tax-haven countries. The companies pay an average tax rate of 6.1% on their “foreign”…
  • media mention   October 27, 2017

    The Week: The GOP’s Head Fake on Taxes

    But this little adjustment would barely shift the overall effects of the tax plan at all. “Taxpayers with total income exceeding $1 million would receive an average tax cut of…
  • media mention   October 27, 2017

    Mother Jones: Republicans Fast Track Tax Cut for the Wealthy

    Most of the Republican opposition came from the GOP’s plan to eliminate deductions for state and local taxes, with 11 Republicans from New York and New Jersey voting against the…
  • media mention   October 27, 2017

    Fusion: Income Tax Is Great

    A report from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy examines the results of a natural experiment on taxation that has emerged within our country: The economic performance of the…
  • media mention   October 27, 2017

    The Street: Proposed Gas Tax Increase Could Harm Consumers

    Since 2013, 26 states have raised their gas taxes with eight alone in 2017, according to a report conducted by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a non-profit and…
  • media mention   October 27, 2017

    Washington Post: Happy Hour Roundup

    The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy releases a report showing that states with higher personal income taxes have higher economic growth, higher wage growth, and lower unemployment than states…
  • media mention   October 27, 2017

    NY Daily News: D.C.’s Budget Takes Dead Aim at NYC

    The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy finds that 84% of the tax cuts received by New York State residents would go to the richest 1% of households here —…
  • media mention   October 27, 2017

    City Pages: Emmer, Paulsen, and Lewis Decide the Deficit Isn’t So Important After All

    The 1 percent gets served first, of course. The wealthiest Minnesotans will receive 62 percent of the state’s tax cuts next year for an average of $66,000, according to the…
  • media mention   October 26, 2017

    American Prospect: Republicans Want to Make Corporate Tax Avoidance Easier

    According to a recent report by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy and the U.S. PIRG Education Fund, 73 percent of Fortune 500 companies have subsidiaries in a low-tax…
  • media mention   October 26, 2017

    Star-Ledger: You’re Now More at Risk of Losing Your Property Tax Break

    The loss of the state and local tax deduction would mean higher taxes for 26.4 percent of New Jersey taxpayers, according to a study by the Institute on Taxation and Economic…
  • media mention   October 26, 2017

    International Business Times: Do Lower Taxes Spur Economic Growth? What Happened In No-Tax States

    Researchers at the non-partisan and non-profit Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy compared the nine states without personal income taxes, which include Florida, Texas and Washington, to the nine states…
  • news release   October 26, 2017

    States with Highest Income Tax Rates Economically Outperform States with No Income Tax

    A comparative analysis of economic trends in the nine states that do not levy an income tax and the nine states that levy the highest top income tax rates found…
  • media mention   October 25, 2017

    CNN: How Trump’s Policies Could Hurt the Rust Belt

    Rust Belt states Ohio, Michigan and Indiana are not home to large populations of $1 million household income earners. Rather, they’re in the middle or bottom of the pack, according…
  • media mention   October 24, 2017

    Forbes: Which U.S. Companies Have the Most Tax Havens

    Every year, U.S.-based multinational corporations use tax havens to avoid paying an estimated $100 billion in federal income tax. According to a report from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy,…
  • media mention   October 23, 2017

    Wall Street Cheat Sheet: 15 People Who Will Cash in Big from the Trump Plan

    According to the the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, it would be a tale of two classes. The top 1% (those earning over $600,000) would see an average tax cut…
  • media mention   October 19, 2017

    Think Progress: Trump’s Tax Bill Is a Swamp Monster

    Piper was among several Fierce lobbyists working for Apple on the bill in the Senate, House, and the Executive Office of the President. Apple — the company that had over $230…
  • media mention   October 19, 2017

    CNN: America Needs Higher Wages, Not Lower Taxes

    There’s no argument over who benefits from the current Republican proposal to cut taxes, if you put aside ideology and honestly look at the numbers. According to analyses from the…
  • media mention   October 18, 2017

    NPR’s Marketplace: Can You Convince Americans to Support Lower Corporate Taxes by Promising Them a Pay Raise?

    Another reason Trump’s message may not land? Many economists don’t think that corporate tax cuts will lead to higher wages. “It’s a pretty far-fetched claim,” said Matthew Gardner of the…
  • media mention   October 17, 2017

    Reveal: The Fight for Public Education

    In this radio interview, ITEP research director Carl Davis discusses the downfalls of using tax credits for private education. Carl is featured around the 8:40 mark. Read more
  • media mention   October 17, 2017

    Washington Examiner: Indiana’s Tax Cuts Haven’t Led to Higher Paychecks

    Carl Davis for the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy: In announcing a tax cut framework in Indianapolis that was negotiated with House and Senate leaders, President Trump said, “Indiana…
  • media mention   October 17, 2017

    Wisconsin Public Radio: Paul Ryan Defends Tax Proposal Health Insurance Subsidy Cut

    A study by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy in Washington DC found about 60 percent of the proposed tax cuts would benefit the top 1 percent of income earners in Wisconsin.…
  • media mention   October 17, 2017

    International Business Times: Three quarters of Fortune 500 companies used offshore tax havens in 2016

    New research has revealed that 73% or 366 companies on the Fortune 500 list, including brands as big as Nike, Apple and Citigroup, used tax havens to avoid US taxes…
  • media mention   October 17, 2017

    The Nation: How the Swindlers of Silicon Valley Avoid Paying Taxes

    The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP), a nonpartisan organization, has warned, “Corporations would have even greater incentives to engage in accounting gimmicks to make their U.S. profits appear…
  • media mention   October 17, 2017

    Fiscal Times: 4 Corporate Giants Benefiting from Offshore Tax Havens

    A new report by the U.S. Public Interest Research Group Education Fund and the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy finds that nearly three-quarters of Fortune 500 companies used offshore…
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