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Bush Budget Would Mean $332 Million In Discretionary Spending Cuts For DC Through 2010

By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • March 3, 2005 • Revenue & Budget

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Testimony of Idara Nickelson, Policy Analyst, At the Public Hearing on Fiscal Year 2004 and Fiscal Year 2005 Spending and Performance by the Department of Human Services District of Columbia Committee on Human Services

By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • February 22, 2005 • Income & Poverty / Revenue & Budget / TANF & Income Support

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Testimony of Ed Lazere, Executive Director, Dc Fiscal Policy Institute At the Public Hearing on Bill 16-18, The Estate and Inheritance Tax Re-Coupling Act of 2005 Bill 16-19, The Pension or Other Retirement Income Exclusion from Income Tax Amendment Act of 2005, and Bill 16-22, The Public School Teachers Income Exclusion Act of 2005 District of Columbia Committee on Finance and Revenue

By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • February 9, 2005 • Revenue & Budget / Taxes

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Press Release: Mayor Williams Promotes Tax Relief for Working Residents

By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • February 2, 2005 • Revenue & Budget / Taxes

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Press Release: DC’s Shortage of Affordable Housing Worsening

By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • January 13, 2005 • Affordable Housing & Ending Homelessness / Income & Poverty

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Squeezed Out: The Worsening Shortage of Affordable Housing for Low-Income DC Households

By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • January 13, 2005 • Affordable Housing & Ending Homelessness / Income & Poverty

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Proposed “Private Financing” Options for a DC Baseball Stadium Do Not Represent True Private Financing

By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • December 20, 2004

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Several Projects Planned for the “Community Investment Fund” Do Not Appear Well Designed to Meet Community Needs

By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • November 29, 2004

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Concerns with the Proposed “Community Investment Fund”

By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • November 8, 2004

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Testimony of Ed Lazere, Executive Director, DC Fiscal Policy Institute, At the Public Hearing on Bill 15-1028, the Ballpark Omnibus Financing and Revenue Act of 2004 District of Columbia Committee on Finance and Revenue District of Columbia Committee on Economic Development

By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • October 28, 2004 • Inclusive Economy / Revenue & Budget / Taxes

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