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Fiscal Impacts of Medicaid Expansion

  • Lauren Necochea, director of the Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy, summarized the findings, “When you combine state and local savings and new revenues we

Idaho Primary Election Guide

  • Idaho’s primary elections are on Tuesday, May 15 and the candidates running for Governor have varied approaches to state fiscal policy. This guide provides

What does $100 million buy in Idaho?

  • Despite how often words like million and billion are used in important conversations, research shows that the human brain struggles to comprehend numbers higher

Investments in Education: Trends in Idaho's Public School Funding (Report and Interactive Map)

  • Idaho has taken steps in recent years to restore education funding following the state's disinvestment during the Great Recession. Fiscal Year 2018 (FY2018) brought

Considerations on House Bill 675

  • A proposal before the Legislature seeks to amend the child tax credit that was created through recent legislation passed by both chambers and signed

Additional Analysis: Impacts of House Bill 463 Including the Pass-Through Deduction (199A) Provision

  • Note: The Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy previously released analysis of House Bill 463. As explained in that brief, the analysis did not include

Exploring Working Family Tax Credit Options in Idaho

  • Idahoans believe that everyone should pay their fair share. But the passage of the federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in December 2017 raised

Analysis of House Bill 463

  • House Bill 463 would make substantial changes to Idaho’s tax code, in part as a response to recent federal tax cuts. The legislation would

Critical Crossings: An Economic Profile of Idaho

  • Nine years after the Great Recession upended the economy, Idaho faces multiple policy options for encouraging economic growth due to stronger revenues. After five

Trends in Tuition at Idaho's Public Colleges and Universities: Critical Context for the State's Education Goals

  • Idahoans have long valued public higher education, recognizing its importance to the economy and social fabric of the entire state. In fact, the territorial

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