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TaxVox
December 30th, 2015

What you can learn about the tax policies of governors running for president

Richard Auxier
December 30th, 2015

My Tax Policy Center colleague Harvey Galper recently explained why it is important to pay attention to the tax proposals of presidential candidates. While the plans do not always turn into law (at least not exactly as proposed) the ideas tell us a lot about a candidate’s priorities.

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Analysis
December 29th, 2015

Kasich cut income taxes in Ohio but raised sales taxes

Richard Auxier
December 29th, 2015

As a presidential candidate, Ohio Governor John Kasich has proposed to cut individual and corporate income taxes. Kasich also championed income tax cuts in Ohio, and succeeded in enacting some of those proposals. And while these changes have clearly reduced Ohio’s taxes, he did pay for (part of) those tax cuts by hiking other taxes, […]

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TaxVox
November 11th, 2015

GOP Debate: Squabbles over refundable credits, deductions, and conservatism

Howard Gleckman
November 11th, 2015

The GOP presidential debates highlighted some important tax policy contrasts among the candidates. One thought refundable credits are conservative economic policy while another did not.

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