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Tell the Mayor What YOU Want to See in the Budget, at a Budget Engagement Forum

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‘Mansion Taxes’ Can Advance Opportunity for DC’s Residents

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We Need a Budget that Invests in the Building Blocks for a Thriving DC

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A Resident’s Guide to the DC Budget

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There is not nearly enough #safehousing for survivors. Adding $4 million in your #DCFY20 budget to meet the safety… https://t.co/0OvPtSTJGf

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Important #ValentinesDay reminder: money can't buy love, and it can't buy economic development either. https://t.co/I7gnaRtKZz

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This #DCEITC expansion led more than 10,000 additional tax filers to claim the DC EITC (18% increase!) and put $8 m… https://t.co/nJvS2GM5Od

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Advocating for a Better DC for All

Tell the Mayor What YOU Want to See in the Budget, at a Budget Engagement Forum

‘Mansion Taxes’ Can Advance Opportunity for DC’s Residents

We Need a Budget that Invests in the Building Blocks for a Thriving DC

A Resident’s Guide to the DC Budget

DCFPI on Twitter

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