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Coming Soon to You: a Tax Cut!

By Tina Paden • July 16, 2014

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Unlocking Opportunities: Services that Help Poor Children Succeed in the Classroom

By Tina Paden • June 10, 2014

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Making Sure New School Funding Goes to All Students Who Need It

By Tina Paden • May 8, 2014

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Making Sure There’s A Place to Call Home

By Tina Paden • April 15, 2014

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A Budget Wish List: DC Financial Policy Institute’s Suggestions on Closing the Income Gap

By Tina Paden • March 19, 2014

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A Review of the DC Tax System

By Tina Paden • February 21, 2014 • Taxes

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Making Work Pay Even More for DC Residents

By Tina Paden • February 4, 2014 • Taxes

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Obamacare in DC: Working Well To Keep Us Well

By Tina Paden • November 15, 2013

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Boosting DC’s Minimum Wage Has Broad Support

By Tina Paden • October 15, 2013

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How to Make Sure a DC United Stadium Is a Win for the District

By Tina Paden • September 13, 2013

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By Kitty Richards • East of the River • February 10, 2018

The DC Fiscal Policy Institute, part of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, conducts research and public education on budget and tax issues in the District of Columbia, with a particular emphasis on issues that affect low- and moderate-income residents. By preparing timely analyses that are used by policy makers, the media, and the public, DCFPI seeks to inform public debates on budget and tax issues and to ensure that the needs of lower-income residents are considered in those debates.

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