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Current selection: Economy — taxes
New York, Vermont, and Oregon have the highest rates of homelessness across the 50 states.
Individual income taxes accounted for more than half of total revenues for the federal government in 2022.
The Joint Committee on Taxation estimated that about 150 corporations would be subject to a new minimum corporate tax each year.
About two-thirds of individual capital gains subject to tax are from selling corporate stock; the remainder is from property sales.
The Inflation Reduction Act would double the number of employees and expand the auditing capacity of the IRS.
Tax bills in the US are lower now than in 1988 for all but the top 1% of income earners.
SALT deductions are mostly claimed by those making $100,000 or more. How does the cap work?
The American Rescue Plan temporarily increased the child tax credit per child and expanded eligibility for lower income families. Now the credit is back to pre-pandemic levels.
State revenue was down 29% compared to the same quarter last year, indicating budget shortfalls and hard choices may be on the horizon.
Combining direct and indirect taxes, as well as taxes from state and local government, the average American family paid $17,902 in taxes in 2021.
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