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An Analysis of Former Vice President Biden’s Tax Proposals

Gordon B. Mermin, Surachai Khitatrakun, Chenxi Lu, Thornton Matheson, Jeffrey Rohaly
March 5, 2020
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Reuters

Fact check: Ad featuring Biden quote on tax raises misses context of remark

Reuters Staff
September 17, 2020
Fox Business

How a Biden presidency could change your tax bill

Megan Henney
September 16, 2020
Insurance News Net

How Biden’s Tax Plan Would Change Your Client’s Tax Bill

September 15, 2020
Law360

Biden Tax Plan Would Raise $3.4T, Analysis Shows

Dylan Moroses
September 15, 2020
Business Insider

Joe Biden pledges to roll back Trump's corporate tax cuts on 'day one,' saying it won't hurt businesses' ability to hire

Joseph Zeballos-Roig
September 14, 2020
New York Post

Some tough questions for Biden, instead of the softballs the press has been pitching

David Harsanyi
September 14, 2020
The Philadelphia Inquirer

If he wins? How Biden’s tax plan would change our tax bill

Erin Arvedlund
September 14, 2020
The Philadelphia Inquirer

If he wins? How Biden’s tax plan would change our tax bill

Erin Arvedlund
September 14, 2020
Reuters

Fact check: Biden has not proposed an annual 3% federal tax on homes

Reuters Staff
September 14, 2020
USA Today

Fact check: National property tax isn't part of Joe Biden's plan

Ilana Keller
September 11, 2020
Fox Business

Biden vows to hike corporate taxes on 'day one' of his presidency

Megan Henney
September 11, 2020
Income Investing Insider

Joe Biden pledges to roll back Trump’s corporate tax cuts on ‘day one,’ saying it won’t hurt businesses’ ability to hire

September 10, 2020
WFMY News 2

FACT CHECK: 5 claims President Trump made in Winston-Salem

Ben Briscoe
September 9, 2020
PolitiFact

No, Joe Biden doesn’t want to impose a federal tax on homes

Daniel Funke
September 8, 2020
PolitiFact

Donald Trump Jr. misrepresents Joe Biden’s tax plan

Bill McCarthy
September 4, 2020
Yahoo! Finance

Billionaire investor Mario Gabelli: My taxes ‘should’ go up

Max Zahn, Andy Serwer
September 4, 2020
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