2003 Distribution by AGI of the number of tax units and the number of taxpayers (those who pay a positive amount of individual income tax) that would benefit from accelerating the EITC marriage-penalty relief provisions currently scheduled for 2008.
2003 Combined distribution effects of the 2001 tax act (EGTRRA) and the 2003 tax act (JGTRRA) for various types of tax units (married couples, elderly, heads of household, small businesses). The table shows the number of tax units within each type, grouped into categories by the size of the income
2003 Combined distribution effects of the 2001 tax act (EGTRRA) and the 2003 tax act (JGTRRA) for various types of tax units (married couples, elderly, heads of household, small businesses). The table shows the percentage of tax units within each type, grouped into categories by the size of the
2003 Distribution by AGI of the House's All-American Tax Relief Act of 2003 which proposes to increase the refundability rate of the additional child tax credit from 10 percent to 15 percent and raise the high-income phaseout thresholds for the child tax credit.
2005 Distribution by percentiles of the House's All-American Tax Relief Act of 2003 which proposes to raise the high-income phaseout thresholds for the child tax credit and increase the amount of the child tax credit from $700 to $1,000.
2003 Distribution by percentiles of the House's All-American Tax Relief Act of 2003 which proposes to increase the refundability rate of the additional child tax credit from 10 percent to 15 percent and raise the high-income phaseout thresholds for the child tax credit.
2005 Distribution by AGI of the House's All-American Tax Relief Act of 2003 which proposes to raise the high-income phaseout thresholds for the child tax credit and increase the amount of the child tax credit from $700 to $1,000.
Events leading up to the enactment of the Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2003 (JGTRRA) highlighted the role of tax provisions that expire at a given date, which are commonly known as "sunsets." This article examines trends in the magnitude and nature of sunsets, and discusses some
[ Newsday ] The tax bill that President George W. Bush signed into law last week sped up most of the 2001 tax cuts' provisions that were supposed to phase in gradually. Left out, however, were provisions that would have helped low-income working familiesincluding the increase in the refund rate for
2010 Distribution by AGI of raising the high-income phaseout thresholds for the child tax credit as proposed by the Senate in the Relief for Working Families Tax Act of 2003.
2010 Distribution by percentiles of raising the high-income phaseout thresholds for the child tax credit as proposed by the Senate in the Relief for Working Families Tax Act of 2003.
2003 Distribution by AGI of increasing the refundability rate for the additional child tax credit from 10 percent to 15 percent (as proposed by the Senate).
2003 Distribution by AGI of increasing the refundability rate for the additional child tax credit from 10 percent to 15 percent (as proposed by the Senate); this table shows the impact on married couples only.
2003 Distribution by AGI of increasing the refundability rate for the additional child tax credit from 10 percent to 15 percent (as proposed by the Senate); this table shows the impact on head of household tax units only.
2003 Distribution by AGI of the number and percentage of tax units that would benefit from increasing the refundability rate for the additional child tax credit from 10 percent to 15 percent (as proposed by the Senate).
2003 Impact of increasing the refundability rate for the additional child tax credit from 10 percent to 15 percent on head of household families with two children at various income levels.
2003 Impact of increasing the refundability rate for the additional child tax credit from 10 percent to 15 percent on married couples with two children at various income levels.
2003 number of children in all tax units and in tax units that pay a positive amount of individual income tax that receive no tax cut from the 2003 tax act (JGTRRA). The results are broken out by children of married couples and children of single parents.
2011 Distribution by percentiles of removing the individual and corporate income tax, and estate tax, sunsets in the 2001, 2002, and 2003 tax acts (EGTRRA, JCWA, and JGTRRA); this table shows the impact on the distribution of individual and corporate income, payroll, and estate taxes.
2011 Distribution by percentiles of removing the individual income tax sunsets in the 2001, 2002, and 2003 tax acts (EGTRRA, JCWA, and JGTRRA); this table shows the impact on the distribution of individual income taxes only.
2011 Distribution by percentiles of removing the individual income tax sunsets in the 2001, 2002, and 2003 tax acts (EGTRRA, JCWA, and JGTRRA); this table shows the effect on the distribution of both income and payroll taxes.
2011 Distribution by percentiles of removing the individual and corporate income tax, and estate tax, sunsets in the 2001, 2002, and 2003 tax acts (EGTRRA, JCWA, and JGTRRA); this table shows the impact on the distribution of individual and corporate income and estate taxes only (ignoring payroll
2003 Distribution by AGI of the number of taxpayers that pay a positive amount of individual income tax but receive no tax cut from the May 2003 tax act (JGTRRA).
2003 Distribution of the number of taxpayers that pay a positive amount of individual income tax but receive no tax cut from the May 2003 tax act (JGTRRA). Individuals are grouped into categories by the amount of income tax that they pay.