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The Child Tax Credit: Primer

The Child Tax Credit (CTC) is a partially-refundable tax credit available to parents with qualifying dependents under the age of 17. Like other tax credits, the CTC reduces tax liability dollar-for-dollar of the value of the credit.

Remembering Martin Feldstein

How do Clinton and Trump’s Tax Plans Compare?

Oregon Measure 97: Everything You Need To Know

2016 Distinguished Service Award Recipients

2015 Outstanding Achievement in State Tax Reform

FY 2016 Federal Tax and Spending Policies as Outlined in Obama’s 2010 Budget (Obama OMB Baseline)

Location Matters 2015

2014 Outstanding Achievement in State Tax Reform

Here’s What the Experts are Saying about D.C.’s Tax Reform Proposal

2013 Outstanding Achievement in State Tax Reform

The Territorial Taxation Experience in the Netherlands

Germany Promotes Competition with Shift to Territorial Taxation System

The United Kingdom’s Move to Territorial Taxation

The Fiscal Cliff: A Primer

Japan Disproves Fears of Territorial Taxation

Canada’s Experience with Territorial Taxation

A Comparison of the Long-Term Economic Effects of the Obama and Romney Tax Plans

Glossary of International Tax Terms

Maryland Income Tax Proposal Raises Rates Above $100,000