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  • media mention   May 18, 2017

    CNNMoney: Becoming a Sanctuary State Could Help California Protect Its Economy Too

    Not only do California’s undocumented workers fill jobs, but they pay taxes too. In 2014, almost $3.2 billion of California’s state and local taxes came from undocumented immigrants, according to…
  • media mention   May 17, 2017

    New York Times: In Some States, Donating to Private Schools Can Earn You a Profit

    AASA and the liberal-leaning Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy examined programs in 17 states that send more than $1 billion a year to private schools via tuition tax credits,…
  • news release   May 17, 2017

    Report: Private School Voucher Proposal Creates Tax Shelter for Wealthy; Would Starve Public Schools of Critical Funds

    A new report by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP) and AASA, the School Superintendents Association, details how tax subsidies that funnel money toward private schools are being…
  • media mention   May 17, 2017

    International Business Times: How Much Do Companies Really Pay When Settling With The Government? Warren Pushes Bill That Makes It Public

    While is doesn’t strive for a reform in the tax system that allows those firms to write off huge chunks of their fines, the senators’ measure, which applies to settlement…
  • media mention   May 13, 2017

    National Law Review: Beneficiaries of $14.4 Billion Over Last Decade, Tax Lobbyists Ready for Trump Bonanza

    About 4,000 registered lobbyists work on tax issues in the nation’s capital, but spending is highly concentrated among large multinational conglomerates and trade organizations. Fifteen companies and organizations, ranging from…
  • media mention   May 11, 2017

    The American Prospect: Trickle Downer of the Week

    Meanwhile, the Trump administration works tirelessly to ease tax rates for millionaires, billionaires, and corporations while ripping away affordable health care for everyone else. The president wants to dramatically reduce…
  • media mention   May 11, 2017

    Education Week: Federal Tax Credits Poised to Make a Big Education Impact

    Given DeVos’ repeated states-rights pronouncements, it also seems likely that individual states will have substantial ability to shape how tax credits scholarships are distributed in their jurisdictions to support their…
  • media mention   May 11, 2017

    Fast Company: Drain the Swamp? Tax Lobbyists Are Ready for Trump Bonanza

    The lobbying activity has coincided with a continuing slide in the percentage of federal revenues collected from corporate income taxes. During the 1950s, corporate taxes made up 28% of federal revenue.…
  • media mention   May 10, 2017

    Bloomberg BNA: Q and A with ITEP’s Meg Wiehe

    Bloomberg BNA: Tell us a little bit about yourself and your work at the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP)? Wiehe: I am ITEP Deputy Director, my primary responsibility…
  • media mention   May 7, 2017

    Governing: Raising the Gas Tax Is No Longer Taboo in Many States

    Already this year, governors in California, Indiana and Tennessee signed laws to raise fuel taxes, meaning a total of 22 states have passed laws imposing higher gas taxes in the…
  • media mention   May 4, 2017

    International Business Times: Who Ends Up Paying for the Gig Economy?

    As the gig economy has grown, the tax gap has widened. Because of inconsistencies in sales tax policies, state and local governments across the U.S. may be missing out on…
  • media mention   May 4, 2017

    San Diego Union Tribune: Report Tallies Taxes from Unauthorized Immigrants

    Unauthorized immigrants in San Diego County pay an estimated $218.5 million in state and local taxes annually, according to a report from the left-leaning Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy.…
  • media mention   May 3, 2017

    Charleston Gazette Mail: Beware a Compromise That Takes from the Poor and Gives to the Rich

    An assessment by Mark Muchow, deputy secretary of the Department of Revenue, estimates that by 2020, this will cause a revenue decline of $220 million due to income tax cuts.…
  • media mention   May 3, 2017

    Between the Lines: Trump Tax Plan Revives Economic Voodoo

    On April 26, just a few days short of President Trump’s 100th day in office, a so-called “tax reform” plan was released by the White House that consisted of bullet…
  • media mention   May 2, 2017

    NBC News: Even Families Making $100K Won’t Be Better Off Under New Tax Plan

    This might not help taxpayers who live in states with high state and local taxes. Currently, taxpayers in the bottom half of the top income quintile — that is, those…
  • media mention   May 2, 2017

    CNBC: Trump’s Tax Holiday Could Be a Windfall for These Stocks

    On a per-share basis, the company’s foreign earnings left overseas come to more than $40 a share, according to CNBC calculations using figures from a recent report by the Institute…
  • media mention   May 2, 2017

    Associated Press: Tax Package Backed by Nebraska Gov. Ricketts Stalls

    The bill would have given a larger benefit to wealthy residents who pay a larger share of their income at the top tax rate. Supporters said the income tax portion…
  • media mention   May 1, 2017

    The Boston Globe: Seven Large Massachusetts Companies Cited as Paying No or Little State Tax

  • media mention   May 1, 2017

    Bloomberg: Trump Study of Gas Tax Could Run Afoul of GOP, Rural Voters

    Voters in rural areas overwhelmingly chose Trump over Democrat Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election, and a higher gas tax also may indeed affect those areas disproportionately, said Carl…
  • media mention   April 29, 2017

    The Minneapolis Star-Tribune: Tax the Rich? Done. Tax Fairness, Well …

    A broader comparison of all state and local taxes comes from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a progressive Washington research group. It, too, ranks Minnesota’s tax system today…
  • media mention   April 29, 2017

    The Hill: Making Wall Street Loopholes Great Again

    The choice of Cohn and Mnuchin as the faces of Trump’s tax plan really says it all. Their former employer, Goldman Sachs, is already a champion tax dodger. When Cohn…
  • media mention   April 29, 2017

    PBS News Hour: Corporations Go Overseas to Avoid U.S. Taxes

    PATRICIA SABGA: From the White House to Capitol Hill, Republicans are determined to lower the 35 percent corporate tax rate — the highest of any developed economy. Matt Gardner is…
  • media mention   April 28, 2017

    Roll Call: As GOP Tax Overhaul Shapes Up, Democrats Push to End the Tax Return

    Groups like Grover Norquist’s Americans for Tax Reform, which advocates a flat tax, have also opposed return-free filing, saying it would allow the IRS to “intimidate” taxpayers into paying whatever is on…
  • media mention   April 28, 2017

    Crain’s Chicago Business: How Much Do Illinois Companies Pay in Taxes?

    Illinois’ Fortune 500 companies are paying less and less in state corporate taxes—and sometimes, almost nothing at all. A new report by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy found…
  • media mention   April 28, 2017

    CBS News: Trump’s Tax Cut Promise to Pay for Themselves. So Will They?

    The most durable effect of the 1981 cuts was to lay the groundwork for a tax reform in 1986, which was intended not to raise revenue but to clean up…
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