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Don’t Delay or Repeal Health-Related Taxes

December 9, 2019

As part of year-end tax and spending legislation, Congress may consider delaying or repealing several tax provisions in the Affordable Care Act (ACA): the 2.3 percent excise tax on medical devices...

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Repealing “SALT” Cap Would Be Regressive and Proposed Offset Would Use up Needed Progressive Revenues

December 10, 2019

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New SNAP Rule Would Cost Many of Nation’s Poorest Their Food Aid

December 4, 2019

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Don’t Delay or Repeal Health-Related Taxes

Repealing “SALT” Cap Would Be Regressive and Proposed Offset Would Use up Needed Progressive Revenues

New SNAP Rule Would Cost Many of Nation’s Poorest Their Food Aid

Enzi-Whitehouse Would Threaten Medicare and Medicaid

Trump Administration’s ACA Repeal Suit Stance Is in Line With Its Health Care Agenda

Enzi-Whitehouse Budget Process Bill Includes Harmful Provision for Automatic Reconciliation

More States Raising TANF Benefits to Boost Families’ Economic Security

House Medicare Bills Would Better Protect Low-Income Beneficiaries

Research Shows Rental Assistance Reduces Hardship and Provides Platform to Expand Opportunity for Low-Income Families

Economic Security Programs Cut Poverty Nearly in Half Over Last 50 Years

Georgia Waivers: At Least as Costly to Cover Far Fewer People Than Medicaid Expansion

Why the Federal Government Should Support Puerto Rico’s New EITC

Substantial Income of Wealthy Households Escapes Annual Taxation Or Enjoys Special Tax Breaks

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