off the charts POLICY INSIGHT BEYOND THE NUMBERS Home Blog In Case You Missed It… In Case You Missed It… December 2, 2022, 1:30 pm | By CBPP Recently at CBPP, we focused on federal taxes, the federal budget, housing, and the economy. On federal taxes, Chuck Marr, Samantha Jacoby, and Jabari Cook highlighted how the success of the IRS rebuilding and tax gap reduction effort depends on allocating sufficient funding through annual appropriations. Sarah Calame pointed out that the Child Tax Credit expansion is especially important for the 3 million lowest-income children in rural areas. On the federal budget, David Reich described the importance of completing 2023 appropriations rather than enacting a full-year continuing resolution. We also translated our backgrounder on Deficits, Debt, and Interest into Spanish. On housing, Sonya Acosta explained why the 2023 appropriations bills should support and expand housing vouchers. On the economy, we updated our backgrounder tracking the recovery from the pandemic recession. Chart of the Week — Funding for IRS Enforcement and Operations Support Has Eroded Share Chart on Facebook Share Chart on Twitter Chart A variety of news outlets recently featured CBPP’s work and experts. Here are some of the highlights: CBPP llama a expandir el crédito tributario por hijos a familias rurales para beneficiar a 3 millones de niños El Diario NY December 1, 2022 The GOP wants to cut funding to the IRS. We can’t let that happen. Washington Post November 30, 2022 Georgia Set to Implement Medicaid Work Requirements MedPage Today November 30, 2022 Trickle of COVID relief funds helps fill gaps in rural kids’ mental health services Salon November 29, 2022 With no child tax credit and inflation on the rise, families are slipping back into poverty The 19th November 28, 2022 The Expanded Child Tax Credit Is Gone. The Battle Over It Remains. New York Times November 25, 2022 How one man quietly stitched the American safety net over four decades Vox November 22, 2022 Don’t miss any of our posts, papers, or charts — follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. CBPP Share Facebook Twitter Print Email PreviousCongress Should Finish 2023 Appropriations Now, Rather Than Punting Until the Next SessionNextIn Case You Missed It… Stay up to date Email address Submit Receive the latest news and reports from the Center