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The DC Fiscal Policy Institute shapes racially-just tax, budget, and policy decisions by centering Black and brown communities in our research and analysis, community partnerships, and advocacy efforts to advance an antiracist, equitable future. DCFPI seeks to not only dismantle the racist policies and systems that hold us all back, but to build a future in which every person, no matter their race or ethnicity, has what they need to live to their fullest.

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Is Spending in DC Growing Out of Control?

Problems with the “Positive Tax Trigger”

Suspending the Tax Parity Act in 2003 is Vital to Helping the District Maintain a Balanced Budget and Fiscal Stability

Fixing The Tax Parity Act “Trigger” Changes Are Needed to Ensure Appropriate Suspension of Tax Cuts

New Federal Tax Provision Threatens To Reduce DC Tax Revenues By $74 Million: the District Should Take Steps to Avoid this Unintended Revenue Loss

Testimony Of Ed Lazere, Policy Director, D.C. Fiscal Policy Institute, At The Public Roundtable On “The Real Property Tax Assessment Transition: Discontinuing The Triennial” District Of Columbia Committee On Finance And Revenue

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DCFPI Welcomes Shira Markoff as New Director of Economic Policy

Five Misunderstandings About the Congressional Bill to Protect the District’s Budget

Washington, DC, Region Braces for ‘Devastating’ Cuts from Congress

D.C.’s homeless may get moved, but the problem isn’t going away

Wilson Building Bulletin: D.C.'s busted budget

DC Mayor Re-ups Call for Statehood as Trump Threatens Takeover

Department of Education directs schools to end diversity programs, threatens to pull funding

Delays in Implementation of Housing Vouchers Need to Be Addressed

Joint Statement from DC Fiscal Policy Institute, The Commonwealth Institute (of Virginia), and the Maryland Center for Economic Policy on the Federal Continuing Resolution

Congress Set to Force $1 Billion in Spending Cuts for DC

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