State policymakers across the country are considering tax cuts in 2022. While there are many reasons and ways to cut taxes, state policymakers should keep in mind that the pandemic's negative effects were unequal and that future state revenue growth is uncertain. This report, using the Tax Policy Center state tax model, analyzes 2021 tax cuts passed in Arizona, Maryland, New Mexico, and Ohio, showing how each state's tax cut affected different income groups and representative households from different racial and ethnic groups. In general, states that expanded refundable tax credits provided larger benefits to representative Black and Latino households
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This brief documents the proportion of Americans who would have been poor absent the Earned Income T...
In July 2017 the Illinois General Assembly essentially made permanent the 66 2/3% tax rate increase ...
This Article, authored by lawyers from the Indiana Department of Revenue and Missouri Department of ...
In 2012, Kansas Republicans, led by Governor Sam Brownback, passed a radical supply-side tax cutting...
This article considers how the changes in the federal tax code will affect states whose tax codes li...
While much of the debate and discussion on how to address inequality has been focussed on the role o...
38 pagesConsidering the significant discrepancies among states in revenue generation mechanisms, it ...
A proposal decouples NY from federal tax computations to tax billionaires on unrealized appreciation...
To what extent can state governments influence economic inequality? How do state fiscal policies of...
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) significantly changed federal income taxation, including li...
While unemployment and levels of economic growth in the U.S. have returned to levels not seen since ...
In this brief, authors Douglas Gagnon, Marybeth Mattingly, and Andrew Schaefer discuss the estimated...
This brief documents the proportion of Americans who would have been poor absent the Earned Income T...
This dissertation uses a regional approach to assess the aggregate effects of cutting taxes on corpo...
An NCCP analysis of state tax policy finds that a significant number of states continue to push the ...
This brief documents the proportion of Americans who would have been poor absent the Earned Income T...
In July 2017 the Illinois General Assembly essentially made permanent the 66 2/3% tax rate increase ...
This Article, authored by lawyers from the Indiana Department of Revenue and Missouri Department of ...
In 2012, Kansas Republicans, led by Governor Sam Brownback, passed a radical supply-side tax cutting...