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  • report  March 23, 2023

    State Income Tax Subsidies for Seniors

    State governments provide a wide array of tax subsidies to their older residents. But too many of these carveouts focus on predominately wealthy and white seniors, all while the cost climbs.

  • report  March 16, 2023

    Effects of President Biden’s Proposal to Expand the Child Tax Credit

    In his latest budget proposal, President Biden proposes enhancing the Child Tax Credit (CTC) based on the temporary credit that was in effect for 2021 as part of the American Rescue Plan Act. In this report we analyze how that proposal would help children and families.

  • blog  March 15, 2023

    State Rundown 3/15: Tax Madness

    It’s March and state lawmakers are showing why the Madness isn’t only reserved for the basketball court…

  • blog  March 14, 2023

    Worried About the Debt? Tax the Rich

    As one of the most prosperous countries in human history, we have enough resources for our collective needs. By better taxing corporations and the wealthiest, we can generate revenue to improve family security, strengthen our communities, and reduce the debt too.

  • report  March 10, 2023

    Revenue-Raising Proposals in President Biden’s Fiscal Year 2024 Budget Plan

    President Biden’s latest budget proposal includes trillions of dollars of new revenue that would be paid by the richest Americans, both directly through increases in personal income, Medicare and estate taxes, and indirectly through increases in corporate income taxes.

  • blog  March 9, 2023

    Politifalse: A Fact-Checker Does Biden an Injustice on Taxes Paid by Billionaires

    Most Americans pay more in Social Security and Medicare payroll taxes than they pay in federal personal income tax. So just looking at the personal income tax for comparison misses most of the taxes middle-income Americans pay. That is not true for billionaires because a much, much smaller proportion of their income is subject to the federal payroll taxes.

  • blog  March 9, 2023

    State Rundown 3/9: The Whirlwind 2023 Legislative Session Continues

    State 2023 legislative sessions are proving to be eventful ones. With many states eager to make use of their budget surpluses, major tax changes are…
  • blog  March 8, 2023

    President’s Budget Would Strengthen Medicare Taxes Paid by the Wealthy

    As part of his new budget plan, President Biden is asking the richest Americans to pay a little bit more to strengthen Medicare. The proposal includes raising taxes related to Medicare very slightly for the highest earners and closing a loophole that some wealthy individuals use to avoid Medicare taxes altogether.

  • map  March 7, 2023

    Which States Have Tax Cut Triggers or Phase-ins?

    In recent years, lawmakers have been quick to push for phased-in tax cuts or cuts attached to trigger mechanisms. These policy tools push the implementation of tax cuts outside of the current budget window with a predetermined phase-in schedule or a mathematical formula tied to state revenue trends.

  • brief  March 3, 2023

    Tax Avoidance Continues to Fuel School Privatization Efforts

    Wealthy families are overwhelmingly the ones using school voucher tax credits to opt out of paying for public education and other public services and to redirect their tax dollars to private and religious institutions instead. Most of these credits are being claimed by families with incomes over $200,000.

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