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Featured Publications & Resources

Don’t Stop With the Theater Tax. Modernize DC’s Tax System by Broadening the Sales Tax

Mayor Gray’s Plan to Increase Paycheck Tax Withholding: Bad for DC Workers; Bad Revenue Policy

Combined Reporting: Addressing the Shortfall and Collecting What is Due to DC

Proposed Income Tax Increases are a Reasonable Way to Address DC’s Budget Shortfall

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Wrong Way for Welfare Reform: Gray Proposal to Cut Benefits without Improving Supports Would Mean Worse Outcomes for DC Children

Cutting off a lifeline: Interim Disability Assistance Faces Potential Elimination

Fiscal Year 2012 Budget Toolkit Archive

As the Economy Recovers, Mayor Gray’s proposed FY 2012 Budget Leaves Little Room for Affordable Housing

Homeless Families: not a part of Mayor Gray’s â€œOne Cityâ€

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DCFPI Welcomes New Senior Policy Associate for Housing, Mychal Cohen!

ERAP Reduces the Extremely Harmful Impact of DC Evictions

DCFPI Executive Director Erica Williams' Statement on the 2024 Election Results

Jail and Prison Communication Will Become More Affordable for DC Residents Following Federal Rule Changes

DCFPI Welcomes Connor Zielinski as Our Data Associate!

Two Years In, D.C.’s Tax Revision Commission Is Still Spinning Its Wheels. Will It Ever Have Answers?

The Lasting Harm of DC's Criminal Legal Fines & Fees Demand More Reporting and Transparency

DC Council to hear emergency legislation that would boost pay for childcare workers

DC Tax Revision Commission Chair Again Delays Final Vote on Recommendations

DCFPI Welcomes Diana Chavez as our Early Childhood Education Intern!

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