Three Reasons Expanding Credits Aren’t the Best Pandemic Response for the Vulnerable
While reforming certain tax credits may make sense, there are far better ways to provide individuals and families with more liquidity during this crisis.
6 min readWhile reforming certain tax credits may make sense, there are far better ways to provide individuals and families with more liquidity during this crisis.
6 min readOur analysis shows that the economic benefits of federal investment in productivity-enhancing infrastructure may be undercut by the negative effects of the financing of those investments, such as when the corporate income tax is increased.
6 min readStudies have shown that accelerated depreciation helps increase wage growth. A recent report found that states that implemented accelerated depreciation in their tax codes led to a 2.5 percent increase in compensation per employee in manufacturing, relative to states that did not.
3 min readIn many cases, when two single workers combine their incomes and file jointly, the progressive tax system penalizes the secondary earner by subjecting their wages to a higher marginal tax rate.
25 min readCountries around the world have implemented and continue to implement emergency tax measures to support their economies during the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis.
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