FaxSheets on Tax Analysis
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FaxSheets on Tax Analysis

BHI Massachusetts Tax Revenue Forecasts for FY 2005 and FY 2006 December 2004 PDF Format Only

Cutting the Income Tax to 5%: An Affordable Boost to the Economy May 2004, PDF Format Only

BHI Issues State Revenue Forecast for Massachusetts. December 2003, PDF Format Only

Wishful Thinking about Corporate Tax Breaks, June 2003, PDF Format Only

Staying the course: No Need for Fiscal Fright in Massachusetts, November 2001, PDF Format Only

Boston CPA will cost jobs, October 2001PDF Format Only

Sales Tax Facts: Revenue Gains and Job Losses in New Hampshire, March 2001 PDF Format

Improving the Generosity Rate: Charitable Tax Deduction Would Boost Charitable Giving in Massachusetts October 2000. PDF Format

Economic Answers to Question 4. October 2000.

Charitable Tax Deduction Would Increase Bay State Giving Substantially. April 2000.

The Economics of Tax Reduction: Clean Cut or Compromise. April 2000.

Capital Gains Hike Would Hurt Low-Income Taxpayers Most, Cost Millions in Capital Spending and Local Revenues. July 1999.

Unemployment Insurance Reform Would Spur Massachusetts Economy June 1999.

New economic analysis shows bad budgeting costs states thousands of potential new jobs and investments, July 1998.

BHI tax cut plan offers strongest immediate benefit to the Massachusetts economy, May 1998.

Economic analysis shows impact of Governor's, House Leadership's and Senate President's proposals, March 1998.

New analysis shows House leadership's tax cut proposal offers relatively small benefits compared to Governor Cellucci's proposal, March 1998.

Ohio Sales Tax Hike From 5% to 6% would Destroy 99,000 Jobs, Cut Capital by $8.8 Billion, January 1998.

New Jersey's 1994 and 1995 Personal Income Tax Cuts Led to 25,000 New Jobs, $2.1 Billion in New Capital, October 1997.

Tax Cut Proposal Would Create $21 Billion in New Spending, September 1997.

Iowa Tax Cut Would Create 44,000 New Jobs and Generate $1 billion in New Capital, February 1997.

Reducing Unemployment Insurance Would Mean 13,080 New Jobs, February 1997.

Mass. FY 96 Budget Surplus: Why the Good News Isn't So Good and How to Make It Better, July 1996.

Unemployment Insurance Cut Would Add 15,000 Jobs to Massachusetts Economy, June 1996.

Massachusetts Personal Income Tax Cut Would Mean More Jobs, Increased Wages, February 1996.

A Compassion Tax Credit, December 1995.

Corporate Tax Proposal Would Mean More Jobs, Higher Wages for Massachusetts Workers, October 1995.

Ensuring More Jobs For Massachusetts, May 1995.

BHI Predicts $81 Million FY-96 Tax-Revenue Shortfall, March 1995.

The Weld-Cellucci Tax Plan: An Antidote For Federal Tax Hikes, August 1994.

Massachusetts FY-95 Tax Revenue To Reach $11.278 Billion, April 1994.

Massachusetts FY-94 Tax Revenues Predicted to Reach $10,306.2 Million, April 1993.

Studies on Tax Analysis

The New Sumptuary Laws: How Massachusetts Consumptions Taxes Keep the Poor Poor, April 2003

Holding Taxachusetts at Bay (revised) Policy Study PDF Format, April 2002

New Economic Analysis Shows Boston Ballot Question 1 Will Cost Jobs(PDF format) October 2001

What New York Has Gained From Tax Cuts, September 2001 (offsite)

Promoting Good Schools Through Wise Spending in PDF format, January 2001

The Economic Effects of Changing the Ohio Sales Tax: Estimates Using the BHI State Tax Analysis Modeling Program (PDF Format), January 1998

An Application of the BHI State Tax Analysis Modeling Program to the State of Oklahoma, December 1996

An Application of the BHI Tax Analysis Model to the Massachusetts Mutual Fund Industry, October 1996

Tax Credits for Charitable Contributions: Alternatives, Projections and Comparisons, March 1996

Giving Credit Where Credit is Due: A New Approach to Welfare Funding, December 1995

An Economic Model of Massachusetts Tax Policy, September 1994

The Graduated Income Tax: Winners and Losers, July 1994

The Grad Tax Debate: Down the Slippery Road to Serfdom, April 1994

Tax Policy in Massachusetts: Mainstream Economics Versus Political Rhetoric, December 1993

Articles on Tax Analysis

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