Individual Income and Payroll Taxes

A Unified Theory of Some of the Misconceptions in the Tax Reform Debate

How Much Would Steve Bannon’s New Tax on Millionaires Raise?

The Effects of Lowering the Cap on the Home Mortgage Interest Deduction

Taxes on the Rich Were Not That Much Higher in the 1950s

The top 1 percent of Americans today do not face an unusually low tax burden, by historical standards. In the 1950s, when the top marginal income tax rate reached 92 percent, the top 1 percent of taxpayers paid an effective rate of only 16.9 percent.

America’s Highly Progressive Tax System Will Complicate Efforts to Help Working Families

Hawaii Hikes Income Taxes to Pay for Earned Income Credit

How High Are Individual Income Tax Collections in Your State?

Seattle Passes Municipal Income Tax; It is Almost Certainly Illegal

With Veto Override, Illinois Legislature Abandons Reform Efforts

The Largest Deductions Taken by High-Income Households

A Bevy of Tax Bills To Raise Long-Term Revenue in Delaware

Senate GOP Healthcare Bill Would Repeal $550 Billion in ACA Tax Increases

Illinois Calls Special Legislative Session in Final Attempt to Prevent Fiscal Disaster

QB Derek Carr Could Save $3.1 Million in Taxes if Raiders Were Already in Las Vegas

Complicated Taxes for Business Travelers Might Be Getting Easier

Unpacking the State and Local Tax Toolkit: Sources of State and Local Tax Collections

There are a number of sources of state and local tax collections each with important implications for revenue stability and economic growth. Which taxes does your state and/or locality rely on most?

North Carolina’s Tax Reform Experience Isn’t Comparable to Kansas

West Virginia Legislature Reaches Budget Agreement

Who Really Pays Washington State’s Taxes?

Seattle Income Tax Proposal Faces Uphill Legal Battle