A few graphs for Tax Day 2017
If you haven’t filed your federal taxes yet, here’s a reminder that today is Tax Day. As tax-filing season (at least for those who haven’t gotten an extension) comes to an end, let’s look at some data and trends on the U.S. tax system. Below are a few interesting graphs from recent Equitable Growth analyses.
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Figure from “Profit shifting and U.S. corporate tax policy reform,” by Kimberly A. Clausing
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Figure from “U.S. tax revenue will rise modestly in the next 10 years, no thanks to corporate taxes,” by Kavya Vaghul
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Figure from “Strengthening the Indispensable U.S. Corporate Tax,” by Kimberly A. Clausing
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Figure from “A Child Tax Credit primer,” by Nisha Chikhale
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Figure from “U.S. homeownership tax policies are expensive and inequitable,” by Nisha Chikhale
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Figure from “Should the U.S. tax deduction for charitable contributions be more equitable?,” by Nisha Chikhale
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Figure from “Taxing the rich more—evidence from the 2013 federal tax increase,” by Emmanuel Saez