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2011 Budget Distributional Tables

The Tax Policy Center has posted a variety of tables and Excel spreadsheets showing the distributional effects of the tax provisions in President Obama’s 2011 Budget. 

Tables show the distributional effects by cash income and by income percentiles for 2012 versus current law and versus a current policy baseline. The current policy baseline extends and indexes the 2009 AMT patch, makes the 2001 and 2003 individual income tax cuts permanent, and makes 2009 estate tax law permanent.  Distributional effects for 2017 are shown for the individual provisions as a package. We also show distributional effects of the revenue changes in the current policy baseline versus current law. Click on the table name to locate the table on the TPC website.

Download complete 2011 Budget report in PDF format

Entire Budget Proposal
2012 versus Current Law
2012 versus Current Policy
Individual Provisions
2012 versus Current Law
2012 versus Current Policy
 
2017 versus Current Law
2017 versus Current Policy
 
2012 Effective Marginal Individual Income Tax Rates
Change in Marginal Rates
versus Current Law
Change in Marginal Rates
versus Current Policy
Provisions Affecting Low- and Middle-Income Taxpayers
2012 versus Current Law
2012 versus Current Policy
Provisions Affecting High-Income Taxpayers
2012 versus Current Law
2012 versus Current Policy


Specific Provisions
Making Work Pay
2011 versus Current Law
2011 versus Current Policy
Limit Value of Itemized Deductions to 28%
2012 versus Current Law
2012 versus Current Policy


Tax Changes Included in Current Policy Baseline
Current Policy versus Current Law
2012 versus Current Law
Index 2009 Parameters of AMT to Inflation
2012 versus Current Law
Continue 2001 and 2003 Tax Cuts
2012 versus Current Law
Make 2009 Estate Tax Permanent
2012 versus Current Law