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  • blog  January 26, 2024

    Three Things to Know This Tax Filing Season

    The IRS Direct File pilot is currently open to eligible taxpayers here. Millions of American families have now received their W-2s for 2023, signaling the…
  • blog  January 26, 2024

    State Rundown 1/26: Wealth Taxes Drawing Interest Early in Legislative Sessions

    Bills are moving and state legislative sessions are picking up across the country, giving elected officials the opportunity to consider two distinct paths when it comes to tax policy…

  • blog  January 24, 2024

    New Mexico Making Tremendous Progress Making Taxes Less Regressive

    Recent tax reforms have helped to bring greater balance to New Mexico’s tax code. A new in-depth look at taxes in all 50 states finds New Mexico is an emerging leader, though there’s still plenty of room for improvement.

  • blog  January 22, 2024

    Latest Kansas Tax Plan Would Provide an Estimated $875,000 Tax Cut to Charles Koch

    Last week, both houses of the Kansas legislature approved a significant tax cut centered around replacing the state’s graduated rate income tax structure with a…
  • blog  January 19, 2024

    How the Fairness of State Tax Codes Affects Public Education

    The findings of Who Pays? go a long way toward explaining why so many states are failing to raise the amount of revenue needed to provide full and robust support for our public schools.

  • blog  January 18, 2024

    State Rundown 1/18: State Tax Priorities Taking Shape in 2024

    Tax policy themes have begun to crop up in states as governors give their yearly addresses and legislators lay out their plans for the 2024 legislative season…

  • blog  January 17, 2024

    Worthwhile Ideas for a Stronger and Fairer D.C. Tax Code

    The nation’s capital has a once-in-a-decade opportunity to advance a stronger and fairer local tax code. New draft recommendations from a key advisory panel will help leaders make the most of the moment.

  • report  January 17, 2024

    Ongoing Use of Offshore Tax Havens Demonstrates the Need for the Global Minimum Tax

    Key Findings To avoid taxation, American corporations use accounting gimmicks that make profits appear to be earned in foreign jurisdictions which tax corporate profits very…
  • brief  January 16, 2024

    Proposed Tax Deal Would Help Millions of Kids with Child Tax Credit Expansion While Extending Damaging Corporate Tax Breaks

    On January 16, Congressional tax writers officially announced the details of a tax policy agreement. The deal includes expansions of the Child Tax Credit (CTC)…
  • blog  January 11, 2024

    State Rundown 1/11: Sounding the Alarm on Regressive State & Local Tax Codes

    States got a wake-up call this week as ITEP released the latest edition of our flagship Who Pays? report…

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