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Remaining States Should Opt Out of Costly Corporate Tax Break

31 de Enero, 2013 | Michael Mazerov

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States Can Opt Out of the Costly and Ineffective “Domestic Production Deduction” Corporate Tax Break

31 de Enero, 2013 | Chris Mai y Michael Mazerov

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State and Local Tax Systems Disproportionately Burden Lower-Income Families

30 de Enero, 2013 | Nicholas Johnson

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4 Reasons Why States Shouldn’t Cut Corporate Income Taxes

25 de Enero, 2013 | Michael Mazerov

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Why Replacing State Income Taxes with Bigger Sales Taxes Doesn’t Make Sense

22 de Enero, 2013 | Elizabeth McNichol

Informe

2013 Is a Good Year to Repair (if Not Replenish) State Rainy Day Funds

15 de Enero, 2013 | Elizabeth McNichol

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State Tax Cuts Jeopardize Schools

15 de Enero, 2013 | Phil Oliff

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How States Can Prepare for the Next Rainy Day

15 de Enero, 2013 | Elizabeth McNichol

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Four Reasons Why State Budgets Aren’t Out of the Woods

11 de Enero, 2013 | Elizabeth McNichol

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What Deeper Cuts in “Non-Defense Discretionary Funding” Would Mean for States and Localities

21 de Diciembre, 2012 | Michael Leachman

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Taxing Digital Downloads: A Few Coins for State and Local Coffers

17 de Diciembre, 2012 | Michael Mazerov

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Big Cuts Already Baked In for Federal Grants to States and Localities

17 de Diciembre, 2012 | Nicholas Johnson

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Nike, Oregon, and the Race to the Bottom

14 de Diciembre, 2012 | Michael Mazerov

Informe

States Should Embrace 21st Century Economy by Extending Sales Taxes to Digital Goods and Services

13 de Diciembre, 2012 | Michael Mazerov

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Kansas Offers Unintended Lesson to Governors Considering Tax Cuts

11 de Diciembre, 2012 | Michael Leachman

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Poorly-Designed Federal Deficit Reduction Could Threaten States’ Recovery

7 de Diciembre, 2012 | Chris Mai

Informe

Fact Sheet: Reducing Federal Deficits Without a Significant Revenue Increase Would Shift Substantial Costs to States

6 de Diciembre, 2012 | Michael Leachman

Informe

Deficit-Reduction Package That Lacks Significant Revenues Would Shift Very Substantial Costs to States and Localities

5 de Diciembre, 2012 | Michael Leachman , Kelsey Merrick , Vincent Palacios y Richard Kogan

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States’ “High-Stakes Bazaar” of Corporate Tax Breaks

4 de Diciembre, 2012 | Nicholas Johnson

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More Support for Health Reform’s Medicaid Expansion

27 de Noviembre, 2012 | January Angeles

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States, Taxes, and Growth

19 de Noviembre, 2012 | Elizabeth McNichol

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Four Ways That States Can Address Growing Inequality

19 de Noviembre, 2012 | Vincent Palacios

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The Three Big Causes of Rising Inequality

16 de Noviembre, 2012 | Elizabeth McNichol

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For States, Alternatives to “Fiscal Cliff” Could Be Even Worse

16 de Noviembre, 2012 | Michael Leachman

Informe

Media Briefing: Examining Wide and Growing Income Gaps in the States

15 de Noviembre, 2012 | Michael Leachman y Elizabeth McNichol

Informe

Poverty and Inequality

Pulling Apart: A State-by-State Analysis of Income Trends

15 de Noviembre, 2012 | Elizabeth McNichol y Vincent Palacios

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What’s the Picture on Inequality in Your State?

15 de Noviembre, 2012 | Elizabeth McNichol

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Idaho Shows Why Medicaid Expansion Is a Good Deal for States

15 de Noviembre, 2012 | January Angeles

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A State-by-State Look at Inequality

15 de Noviembre, 2012 | Elizabeth McNichol

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Why Passing the “Middle-Class” Tax Cuts Benefits the Wealthy, Too

14 de Noviembre, 2012 | Chuck Marr

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Voters Refuse to Tie Their Hands on State Revenues

8 de Noviembre, 2012 | Nicholas Johnson

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TABOR Goes Down to Defeat — Again

7 de Noviembre, 2012 | CBPP

Declaración

Statement of Nicholas Johnson, Vice President for State Fiscal Policy, on Defeat of “TABOR” Amendment in Florida

7 de Noviembre, 2012 | Nicholas Johnson

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Will States Take Full Advantage of Health Reform?

7 de Noviembre, 2012 | Judith Solomon

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Education Jobs on the Rebound

2 de Noviembre, 2012 | Michael Leachman

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Out-of-State Companies Win, Local Services Lose Under Florida Tax Cut

5 de Octubre, 2012 | Phil Oliff

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Raising Medicare Age: Supreme Court Decision Makes the Proposal More Problematic

3 de Octubre, 2012 | Paul N. Van de Water

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Double Trouble in Florida

28 de Septiembre, 2012 | Phil Oliff

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Don’t Forget State Taxes

27 de Septiembre, 2012 | Phil Oliff

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Another Flawed Proposal on the Florida Ballot

26 de Septiembre, 2012 | CBPP

Informe

Florida’s “Amendment 4” Would Cause Tax Rate Increases and Deep Local Service Cuts, Likely Harming the State’s Economy

25 de Septiembre, 2012 | Phil Oliff

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The TABOR Battle Comes (Back) to Florida

21 de Septiembre, 2012 | Erica Williams

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CBO: Digital Goods Bill Would Cost States and Localities $3 Billion a Year

17 de Septiembre, 2012 | Michael Mazerov

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Amazon’s New Sales Tax Collections in California Worth Millions — But States Can Still Do More

14 de Septiembre, 2012 | Michael Mazerov

Informe

Florida’s Amendment 3 Would Cut Funds for Schools, Health Care, Roads, and Other Services

13 de Septiembre, 2012 | Erica Williams y Nicholas Johnson

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School Cuts Add Up

7 de Septiembre, 2012 | Phil Oliff

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State and Local Governments Shed Another 10,000 Jobs in August

7 de Septiembre, 2012 | Michael Leachman

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House Budget Far Costlier to States Than Expanding Medicaid

6 de Septiembre, 2012 | Michael Leachman

Informe

New School Year Brings More Cuts in State Funding for Schools

4 de Septiembre, 2012 | Phil Oliff , Michael Leachman y Chris Mai

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Schools Face Another Tough Budget Year

4 de Septiembre, 2012 | Phil Oliff