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State Child Tax Credits Will Boost Financial Security for Families and Children in 2027

Sixteen states provide Child Tax Credits to reduce poverty, boost economic security, and invest in children. State lawmakers have several options to maximize the impact of Child Tax Credits.

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State-by-State Tax Expenditure Reports

July 1, 2026 • By ITEP Staff

State-by-State Tax Expenditure Reports

Below is a list of tax expenditure reports published in the states.

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State Rundown 6/11: Taxing the Rich Heats Up

June 11, 2026 • By ITEP Staff

State Rundown 6/11: Taxing the Rich Heats Up

As we head into summer, many state legislatures are in the final stretches of their sessions. Rhode Island moved another step closer to joining the ranks of Washington, Maine, and Hawai’i in enacting a new high-income surcharge this year.

State Rundown 5/14: Fund Priorities or Increase Shortfalls?

As many legislative sessions end, lawmakers are revealing their priorities.

While States Debate New Trump Tax Changes, Equity Must Be at the Core

States continue to debate whether and how to link their state tax codes to the 2025 federal tax law. This is not just a technical debate.

State Rundown 4/8: Budget and Tax Packages Take Shape as Sine Die Approaches in Many States

State legislative sessions are wrapping up, and final tax and budget packages are making their way to governors’ desks.

State Rundown 4/1: No Fooling Around Anymore in Washington, But Cruel Pranks in South Carolina

In Washington, Gov. Bob Ferguson and lawmakers decided to stop fooling around with one of the nation’s most upside-down tax codes and finally brought to life a new millionaires’ tax, the first new income tax created in a state since 1991.

State Rundown 3/26: Sobering Revenue Projections Keep States on Their Toes

This week, troubling revenue projections are making headlines, with many lawmakers scrambling to determine how the tax changes at the federal level, plus price hikes driven by national policy decisions, will impact their states.

These States Are Most Impacted by the Spike in Gas Prices

The recent spike in gasoline prices is on pace to cost American drivers an extra $9.4 billion per month. Gas prices are up dramatically across the country, but the South has been hit hardest and is on pace to pay $4.2 billion more per month.