FY 2025 Budget Must Address Hardship with Equitably Raised Revenue
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Achieving Vision of Fairly Compensated Early Education Workforce Makes Anticipation of Cost Growth Imperative
As DC local fund revenue growth slows, lawmakers must protect the PEF from another funding raid and anticipate the natural growth in cost that accompanies its successful implementation and outcomes in future years.
District Child Tax Credit Bill is a Tool for Tackling Child Poverty and Should be Strengthened
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Top 5 Percent of DC Earners Pay Lower Share of Income in Taxes than Bottom 95 Percent
Tax advantages for residents at the top privilege white residents—who account for the vast majority of DC’s richest residents—and serve to concentrate their wealth. This comes at the expense of public investments in underserved communities that advance […]
A Holistic and Reparative Agenda for Ending Displacement in DC
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Taxing Capital Gains More Robustly Can Help Reduce DC’s Racial Wealth Gap
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Better Targeted Property Tax Benefits Would Advance Racial Equity
By better targeting property tax benefits, the District could free up revenue to expand much-needed programs.
DC Can Advance Racial Equity and Black Homeownership through the Property Tax
DC’s single-rate property tax imposes the same rate on $300,000 homes as it does on multi-million-dollar homes. By taxing residential property more progressively, the District would help correct the racist harm of past policies in the tax system and raise […]
Video: How DC Can Become the First Major City to End Chronic Homelessness
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