We all are affected by taxes, but we often don’t understand them. TaxVox, the tax and budget policy blog of the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center, explains how changes in the tax law affects families and businesses.
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- Government Payments Will Help Families But May Not Boost The Coronavirus Economy Much
- Sanders Proposes A $23 Trillion Tax Increase, Mostly on High-Income Households and Businesses
- Six Reasons Why Trump’s Plan To Delay Tax Filing Won’t Help The Coronavirus Economy
- Targeted, Industry-Specific Tax Breaks Would Be A Terrible Response To Coronavirus
- "Taxes In America" Is A Valuable And Painless Look At How The US Raises Revenue
- Biden Would Raise Taxes by $4 Trillion Over 10 Years, Mostly on The Highest-Income Households
- Tax Cuts Won’t Treat the Coronavirus or Rebuild Broken Supply Chains
- Are Tax Breaks For Non-Profits And Their Donors Worth Saving?
- Trump’s 10 Year Revenue Estimates Would Fall By At Least $3 Trillion With Realistic Economic Assumptions
- Trump’s Private Education Tax Credit Is Wrong-Headed And Badly Designed
- Despite Trump’s Claims, It Is Hard To See Much Economic Impact Two Years After Passage Of The Tax Cuts And Jobs Act
- Are Tax Credits The Best Way To Subsidize Long-Term Care Costs?
- Inequality Is A Big And Growing Issue, But A Wealth Tax May Not Be The Solution
- Congress Could Improve Both the Tax Code And Health Coverage By Redesigning The Tax Subsidy For Employer-Sponsored Insurance