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Tax Proposals in the 2012 Budget

Benjamin H. Harris, Elaine Maag, Donald Marron, James R. Nunns, Joseph Rosenberg, Kim S. Rueben, Eric Toder, Roberton C. Williams
March 28, 2011
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Abstract

President Obama's 2012 Budget contains a number of tax provisions that would cut taxes for low- and middle-income households and raise taxes on wealthier taxpayers. This resource guide describes the tax proposals, offers more detailed commentary on key provisions, and links to tables showing the distributional effects of the overall proposal and various elements of the plan.

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Campaigns, Proposals, and Reforms Budget proposals Federal Budget and Economy Federal budget Individual Taxes Income tax (individual)
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  • Benjamin H. Harris
  • Elaine Maag
    Senior Fellow, Research
  • Donald Marron
    Institute Fellow
  • James R. Nunns
    Urban Institute Associate
  • Joseph Rosenberg
    Senior Research Associate
  • Kim S. Rueben
    Sol Price Fellow
  • Eric Toder
    Institute Fellow and Codirector, Tax Policy Center
  • Roberton C. Williams
    Urban Institute Associate
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