Spandan is a Data Analyst at ITEP. He utilizes the organization’s microsimulation model to understand the impact of policy proposals, providing outputs for reports, campaigns, and advocacy efforts. Spandan also contributes to ITEP’s corporate tax analysis, using programming and research skills to dissect corporate tax payments and the consequences of corporate tax policies. Spandan previously worked as a National Consultant at the International Labour Organization. He graduated from Bucknell University with degrees in Mathematical Economics and History.
Recent Publications
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What Corporations Have to Gain from the Gutting of the IRS
April 25, 2022 • By Matthew Gardner, Spandan Marasini, Steve Wamhoff
Seven huge corporations recently announced that in 2024 they were allowed to collectively keep $1.4 billion in tax breaks from previous years that they had publicly admitted would likely be found illegal if investigated – all because the tax authorities were unable to identify and disallow them before the statute…
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The Five Biggest Corporations Represented at Trump's Inauguration Could Save $75 Billion from One Tax Break Before Congress
April 25, 2022 • By Matthew Gardner, Spandan Marasini
New financial reports indicate five of America’s biggest corporations—Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, and Tesla—could win $75 billion in tax breaks if Congress and the President satisfy demands from corporate lobbyists to reinstate a provision repealed under the 2017 Trump tax law.
