DCFPI Statements on FY 2019 Budget
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • March 21, 2018 • Revenue & Budget
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Chronic Absenteeism is a Symptom of Underinvestment in the Supports Students Need to Thrive Inside and Outside the Classroom
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • December 15, 2017 • Early Child & Pre-K to 12 Education
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House Tax Plan: Largest Share of Tax Cuts Go To DC’s Richest 1 Percent, Little Benefit for the District’s Low-Income Residents
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • November 13, 2017 • Revenue & Budget / Taxes
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$82 Million Subsidy for Developers in Union Market Area Would Be a Giveaway
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • October 26, 2017 • Inclusive Economy
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Massive Taxpayer Subsidy of DC’s Wharf Project Supports Creation of Low-Wage Jobs with Minimal Benefits
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • October 11, 2017 • Inclusive Economy / Jobs & Training
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New Report: Proposals to “Repeal and Replace” Paid Family Leave in DC Would Weaken the Law’s Strengths
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • October 3, 2017
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DC Put $8 Million More in the Pockets of Low-Income Workers in 2016
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • September 21, 2017 • Income & Poverty / Revenue & Budget / Taxes
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DC Has More to Do to Ensure Residents of Color Can Access Growing Prosperity, Census Data Show
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • September 14, 2017 • Health Equity / Income & Poverty
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Sales Tax is an Unfair Way to Fix Metro: New research shows a sales tax has 5 times greater impact on struggling families than on the richest
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • August 27, 2017 • Inclusive Economy
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DC’s Economy Is Thriving, Report Finds Business Tax Cuts Aren’t Needed to Make DC Competitive
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • May 25, 2017 • Revenue & Budget / Taxes
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