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  • blog  June 9, 2023

    Letter to IRS on Section 1001 Regulation in 2023-2024 Priority Guidance Plan

    Read as PDF Re: Recommendation for Inclusion of Section 1001 Regulation in 2023-2024 Priority Guidance Plan To Whom It May Concern, We are writing to…
  • blog  June 7, 2023

    State Rundown 6/7: The Budget Race Continues

    Across the country, the marathon budget season has held pace, with a steady stream of bills continuing to cross the finish line…

  • blog  June 5, 2023

    The Real Impact of State Tax Cuts

    This op-ed was originally published by Route Fifty and co-written by ITEP State Director Aidan Davis and Center on Budget and Policy Priorities Senior Advisor…
  • blog  June 1, 2023

    Debt-Limit Deal’s Provision to Let Tax Cheats Off the Hook Will Increase the Deficit

    The latest debt-limit bill in Congress includes a provision to claw back important IRS funding meant to crack down on wealthy tax cheats. This cut in funding would actually increase the deficit while continuing the rig the system in favor of the most well-off.

  • blog  June 1, 2023

    State Rundown 6/1: State Revenue Highs and Lows

    Short-sighted tax cuts continue to make their way to Governors’ desks this week. In Florida, Gov. DeSantis signed a $1.3 billion tax cut package with $550 million of the tax cuts from sales tax holidays, alone. The Nebraska legislature also sent $6.4 billion in tax cuts to Gov. Pillen’s desk which includes an enormous personal income tax cut that will reduce taxes on the top 1 percent by tens of thousands of dollars.

  • blog  May 25, 2023

    Congress Should Consider Attaching Work Requirements to the Biggest Tax Break for the Rich

    Instead of focusing on low-income people who are already mostly employed or facing significant barriers to employment, lawmakers who want to encourage labor force participation should revisit existing tax breaks subsidizing wealthy individuals who live off their assets rather than work.

  • blog  May 24, 2023

    State Rundown 5/25: The North Star State Leads the Way on Tax Fairness

    As we approach the midpoint of 2023, it’s a good time to look back at the progress states have made in the name of tax fairness and equity…

  • map  May 19, 2023

    Circuit Breakers and Other Income-Based Property Tax Programs in 2023

    No tax cut offers a more targeted solution to property tax affordability problems than circuit breaker credits. This is because circuit breakers are the only…
  • blog  May 18, 2023

    State Rundown 5/18: Credits, Cuts, and Corporate Revenue Raisers

    This past week, in statehouses around the country, tax policy decisions are moving fast as budgets were signed and budget plans were released and passed…

  • blog  May 11, 2023

    States are Talking About the Wrong Kind of Property Tax Cuts

    Concerns over property tax affordability have been at the forefront this year as housing prices have climbed and property tax bills have often increased along with them. As lawmakers mull a range of property tax cuts, circuit breakers are the best possible approach—and these policies are receiving far too little attention in the states.

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