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Child Tax Credit Expiration Will Lead to Tax Increase on Middle Class Families

  • The Idaho Legislature passed over $290 million in income tax relief during the 2025 Session. The relief came from House Bill 40, which lowered

Center Analysis Found that Child Tax Credit Expiration Will Lead to Tax Increase on Middle Class Families, Idaho Capital Sun Reports

  • “Although the new 2025 tax cuts are making headlines this week, analysts with the nonpartisan Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy said many Idaho families

Center Policy Analyst Discusses Idaho’s Regressive Tax Structure on Idaho Matters

  • Idaho has the 36th most regressive tax system in the nation, according to a new study by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy. The Who

Center Policy Analyst Moderated a Panel on School Voucher Policy at the College of Idaho, Idaho Press Reports

  • “The idea of school vouchers, educational savings accounts and other “school choice” programs was among the divisive subjects that dominated much of the 2023 legislative

Center Policy Analyst Discussed School Voucher Policy with Idaho Ed News

  • The Center’s policy analyst, May Roberts, moderated a panel on school voucher policy at a forum titled “Dialogue in a Time of Political Polarization”

Center’s policy specialist discusses the gap between rent prices and wages in an interview with KTVB

  • The Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy’s and the Idaho Asset Building Network’s policy specialist, Angelica Moran, discussed housing affordability and wages with KTVB’s Abby

The Center’s expertise on Idaho tax policy advised recent New York Times article

  • The Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy discussed Idaho tax policy with Kurtis Lee, a reporter with the New York Times. “Last year, the state

Center policy analyst discussed housing affordability for seniors with the Coeur d’Alene Press

  • The Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy’s policy analyst, May Roberts, discussed housing affordability with Josa Snow, a reporter with Coeur d’Alene Press. “In 2021,

The Idaho Statesman cites Center’s analysis of the legislature’s property tax relief package

  • “Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy, a nonpartisan research group, found that the bill would result in 20% property tax relief in the first year.

Center policy associate discusses housing costs for low-income Idahoans with the Idaho Statesman

  • Kendra Knighten, a Center policy associate, spoke with the Idaho Statesman about the unique challenges low-income Idahoans face as rents in the Boise area

The Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy is a private, not-for-profit, and non-partisan organization committed to high-quality fiscal research and analysis as well as policy leadership. 

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