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Business Taxes

TPC Answers Two Questions About Its Analysis of the House Ways & Means Committee’s Tax Bill

September 29, 2021 –
After the Tax Policy Center published its new analysis of the House Ways & Means Committee’s budget reconciliation tax plan , commentators asked two questions:...
Federal Budget and Economy

What Should the President Do When Debt Limit Inaction Forces Him To Violate The Law?

September 29, 2021 –
When Congress increases spending and cuts taxes then fails to extend the nation’s debt limit, it effectively orders the president to run deficits while prohibiting...
Federal Budget and Economy

TPC: The Ways & Means Reconciliation Bill Would Raise Taxes On High Income Households, Cut Taxes On Average For Nearly Everyone Else

September 28, 2021 –
All major provisions of the House Ways & Means Committee’s budget reconciliation tax bill would cut 2022 taxes on average for households making $200,000 or...
Individual Taxes

Whose Child Is It Anyway? The Ways & Means Definition Makes It Harder for The IRS To Know

September 27, 2021 –
To paraphrase Tolstoy , all simple families are alike; each complicated family is complicated in its own way. So when the tax code aims to...
Federal Budget and Economy

Congress's Fiscal Drama Isn't What It Seems

September 24, 2021 –
Welcome to Fall. The season where, predicably, the weather gets cooler, the leaves change color, and Congress puts on its annual fiscal crisis. This year,...
Federal Budget and Economy

Low Interest Rates Have Implications for Tax Policy

September 23, 2021 –
As of this morning, yields on 10-year Treasury bonds stood at 1.33 percent. The yield on TIPS bonds–which are adjusted for inflation–was negative. These astonishingly...
Federal Budget and Economy

Congress’s Debt Limit Problem Is Toddler Fiscal Policy

September 22, 2021 –
Partisan congressional squabbling over the nation’s debt limit once again threatens to shut down the federal government and perhaps trigger a worldwide financial crisis. The...
Individual Taxes

Could Collective Defined Contribution Plans Reduce the Risks Associated with Retirement Plans for Both Employers and Their Workers?

September 21, 2021 –
Saving for retirement is a risky endeavor. A key factor driving the shift over the past four decades from defined benefit (DB) pension plans to...
Individual Taxes

How To Fix the Problem of Small Retirement Accounts

September 21, 2021 –
Not only do many American fail to save enough for retirement, but many workers are plagued by a different, but related problem: They have collected...
Individual Taxes

Effective Income Tax Rates Have Fallen for The Top One Percent Since World War II

September 15, 2021 –
While average effective tax rates barely changed in the US from 1945 to 2015, the average tax rates of high-income households fell sharply—from about 50...
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State Revenue Forecasts Before COVID-19 and Directions Forward

Lucy Dadayan
April 2, 2020

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