A new report from CBPP explains why letting President Bush’s tax cuts for families making over $250,000 expire as scheduled would help the nation address two key challenges: short-term economic weakness and unsustainable long-term deficits.
A joint editorial from John Podesta and Bob Greenstein explains why Bush tax cuts for the rich must be allowed to expire on schedule.
The Joint Committee on Taxation recently released a report showing that allowing the Bush tax cuts to lapse would prevent the deficit from growing and have little effect, if any, on small-business owners.
A joint editorial from John Podesta, President of ART partner group Center for American Progress, and Bob Greenstein, Executive Director of the Center on Budget and policy priorities explains why Bush tax cuts for the rich must be allowed to expire on schedule. Read the piece here.
On August 5, 2010 Americans for Responsible Taxes, with 50 other national groups, sent a letter to the U.S. Senate urging them to allow tax cuts for the wealthy to expire this year, as scheduled. You can read the text of the letter here.
The Joint Committee on Taxation recently released a report showing that allowing the Bush tax cuts to lapse would prevent the deficit from growing and have little effect, if any, on small-business owners. Read the report here.
Visit our resources page for a helpful graph that illustrates how the nation’s wealthiest are not only profiting off of their own tax cuts, but also those of the middle class. By repealing the tax cuts in place for those making over $250,000 a year, the middle class, the rich, and our economy will benefit. View the graph here.
Don’t believe everything you hear about the upcoming expiration of the Bush Tax Cuts. New press coverage of a recent government report reveals the true effects of extending the cuts on the rich, small businesses, and the deficit. Click “take action” to get the facts.
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