
May 17, 2006 Contrary To President’s Claim, Large Majority of Americans Ultimately Will Lose From Tax Reconciliation Bill
Revised May 15, 2006 Roth IRA Provision Effectively Eliminates Income Limits on Roth IRAs: Establishes Major New Tax Shelter For High-Income Households
Revised May 12, 2006 Reconciliation Tax Cuts Would Average $43,000 for Households With Income Over $1 Million, But Only $20 for Middle-Income Households with press release
May 11, 2006 The IRA Conversion Provision in the 2006 Tax Reconciliation Bill from the Tax Policy Center
Revised May 11, 2006 Tax Reconciliation Agreement Distorted by Obsession with Capital Gains and Dividend Tax Cuts: Middle-Income Households To Receive Tax Cuts Averaging Only $20
Revised May 11, 2006 Fact Sheet: Tax-Cut Reconciliation Agreement Severely Flawed
Revised May 11, 2006 Statement of Robert Greenstein on the Tax-Cut Reconciliation Agreement
Revised April 26, 2006 Joint Tax Committee Estimate Shows That Tax Gimmick Being Designed to Evade Senate Budget Rules Would Increase Long-Term Deficits -- Approach Would Add New Tax Cuts to "Pay For" Other Tax Cuts
March 28, 2006 Joint Statement Opposing Potential Budget Gimmick - by Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, The Concord Coalition, The Committee for Economic Development, and The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget with background analysis
March 27, 2006 The Capital Gains and Dividend Tax Cuts and the Economy
January 30, 2006 Capital Gains and Dividend Tax Cuts: Data Make Clear That High-Income Households Benefit the Most
Revised January 10, 2006 Senate and House Reconciliation Tax Packages: Nearly $100 Billion in Tax Cuts Are on the Table