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August 26, 2024ITEP’s Carl Davis: Pyramids, Cascades, and the Taxation of Business Inputs
ITEP Research Director Carl Davis gave this presentation to the New Mexico Revenue Stabilization and Tax Policy Committee on August 23, 2024. View the slides here.
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March 20, 2024States Move to Tax the Top in 2024
These forward-thinking states are demonstrating the wide variety of options for policymakers who want to raise more from the wealthiest people, rein in corporate tax avoidance, create fair tax codes…
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March 4, 2024Moving the Needle Toward Tax Fairness in the States
While many state lawmakers have spent the past few years debating deep and damaging tax cuts that disproportionately help the rich, more forward-thinking lawmakers have improved tax equity by raising…
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January 24, 2024New 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… -
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January 15, 2024New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department: New Mexico Among Top 10 for Tax Equity
New Mexico is now among the top 10 states for most equitable tax structures thanks mostly to changes signed into law by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham over the past five… -
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October 22, 2023ITEP’s Carl Davis: Who Pays New Mexico Taxes?
ITEP Research Director Carl Davis gave a presentation on New Mexico’s tax system to that state’s Revenue Stabilization and Tax Policy Committee on October 19, 2023. Click here for the…
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March 9, 2022A Better Alternative: New Mexico Prioritizes Targeted, Temporary Tax Cuts
New Mexico stands in stark contrast to the many examples of poorly targeted tax-cut proposals currently being considered around the country. -
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April 30, 2020New Mexico Voices for Children: Essential But Excluded
Immigrants pay taxes and are important contributors to New Mexico’s economy. Nationwide, immigrants pay hundreds of billions of dollars in federal, state, and local income and other taxes. New Mexico… -
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January 28, 2020New Mexico Voices for Children: Expanding New Mexico’s Best Anti-Poverty Program
The Working Families Tax Credit (WFTC) is New Mexico’s equivalent of the federal Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC). The WFTC’s eligibility levels and credit amounts are based directly on the…
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