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D.C. to Enact Remaining Tax Cuts After Projection of Large Recurring Surplus

Benefits of the House Tax Cuts and Jobs Act for the Lower-Middle Class

According to the Taxes and Growth model, the House Tax Cuts and Jobs Act should increase after-tax income by 4.5 percent for those in the second-lowest quintile, and by 4.6 percent for those in the middle quintile.

An Overview of the New Markets Tax Credit

How the Puerto Rico Disaster Package Targets Relief but Creates Tax Complexity

President Biden Outlines Plan for Additional Coronavirus-Related Relief and Stimulus

President Biden’s plan builds on previous relief packages and would include larger payments to individuals, expanded relief for households and small businesses, funding for vaccine distribution, and aid to state and local governments.

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of the Ways and Means Plan

The latest version of the Biden Build Back Better agenda, released last week by the House Ways and Means committee, is dense, with too many provisions to flesh out completely. Here’s a rundown of the good, the bad, and the ugly of it.

Testimony: Joint Economic Committee Hearing on the Revenue Provisions of the Build Back Better Act

Tax Foundation testimony at the Joint Economic Committee hearing on the revenue provisions in the Build Back Better Act and related analysis on their estimated impact.

Comparing Tax Provisions in Different Versions of the House Build Back Better Act

The most recent versions of President Biden’s Build Back Better plan are improvements on the original proposal, but would still reduce economic growth and average after-tax incomes for the top 80 percent of earners in the long run.

House Build Back Better Act: Details & Analysis of Tax Provisions in the Budget Reconciliation Bill

Learn more about the House Build Back Better Act, including the latest details and analysis of the Biden tax increases and reconciliation bill tax proposals.

Federal Coronavirus Relief: CARES Act FAQ

Congress recently passed the largest economic relief bill in American history (CARES Act). We’ve created a FAQ portal to better inform policymakers, journalists, and taxpayers across the country on the new law.