Fact Sheets Examining Recent Analyses of Tax and Budget Issues |
View Recent Analyses of the Administration's Tax and Budget Proposals |
| How Much of The Surplus Remains After The Tax Cut? by Richard Kogan, Robert Greenstein, and Joel Friedman |
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| The Myth of the 4 Percent Spending Increase: A Closer Look Shows the Bush Budget
Cuts Domestic Appropriations by Richard Kogan |
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| Lower-Cost Estate Tax Repeal Reflects Slow Phase-In by Joel Friedman |
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| Following the Money: The Admistration's Budget Priorities by Robert Greenstein |
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| Cost of Tax Cut Would More Than Double to $5 Trillion in Second Ten Years by Richard Kogan, Joel Friedman, and Robert Greenstein |
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| Tax Cuts Vs.
Spending Increases: Is There a Basis for Chairman Greenspan's Preference for Tax
Cuts? by Jason Furman and Peter Orszag |
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| How to Avoid
Over-Committing the Available Surplus: Would a Tax-Cut "Trigger" Be Effective or
Is There a Better Way? by Richard Kogan |
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| Marginal Tax Rate Reductions and the Economy: What Would Be the Long-Term Effects
of the Bush Tax Cut? by Peter Orszag |
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| Income Tax Rates and High-Income Taxpayers: How Strong Is the Case for
Major Rate Reductions? by Isaac Shapiro and Joel Friedma |
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| In Many States, One-Third to One-Half of Families Would Not Benefit from Bush Tax
Plan by Nick Johnson, Allen Dupree, and Isaac Shapiro |
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| Is the House Tax Bill Necessary to Avoid a Recession? by Peter Orszag |
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| 4,500 Very Large Estates Would Receive as Much in Annual Tax Reductions under
Bush Plan as 140 Million Americans by Isaac Shapiro, Iris J. Lav, and James Sly |
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| The Latest IRS Data on After-Tax Income Trends by Isaac Shapiro |
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| "The Peril of Zero Debt" and the Long-Term Budgetary Outlook: Some
Questions Regarding Chairman Greenspan's Recent Testimony by Peter Orszag |
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| Those $1,600 Tax Cut Checks by Isaac Shapiro and Robert Greenstein |
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| More Than Half of Black and Hispanic Families Would Not Benefit From Bush Tax Cut |
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| An Estimated 12 Million Low- and Moderate-Income Families, with 24 Million
Children, Would Not Benefit from Bush Tax Plan by Isaac Shapiro, Allen Dupree and James Sly |
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| How Would Families at Different Income Levels Benefit from the Bush Tax Cut? by Robert Greenstein |
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| How the Bush Tax Cut Compares in Size To the Reagan Tax Cuts by Peter R. Orszag |
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| Cost of the Bush Tax Cut Rises, Making Rate Cuts Retroactive Adds $400 Billion by Robert Greenstein |
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| Taking Down the Toll Booth to the Middle Class? Myth and Reality Governing the Bush Tax Plan and Lower-Income Working Families by Robert Greenstein and Isaac Shapiro |
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| Estate Tax Repeal: A Costly Windfall for the Wealthiest Americans by Iris J. Lav and Joel Friedman |
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