Tax Policy in Need of Better, More Inclusive Assumptions: Family Security Act 2.0
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By Andy Nielsen Earlier this year, United States
Senator Mitt Romney (R-UT) released a framework for
his Family Security Act 2.0. As the name indicates, this is the second
version of an aggressive redesign of our.
Tuesday, September 20, 2022
Statement: Indiana organizations laud House passage of Build Back Better Act as huge step forward to improve Hoosiers’ lives.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 19, 2021Contact: Emily Weikert Bryant, 317-452-9829, ewbryant@feedingindianashungry.org; Jessica Fraser, 260-438-3659, jfraser@incap.org Statement attributed to Emily Weikert Bryant, Executive Director.
Tax Policy to Reduce Poverty: Congress Should Continue Important Investment in Children

By Andy Nielsen This post was published as an op-ed on October 21, 2021 in the IndyStar. Congress is currently considering the Build Back
Better Act that would prevent major changes to the Child
Tax Credit (CTC) from expiring at the end.
Thursday, October 28, 2021
Tax Policy to Reduce Poverty: Outlook for Temporary Expansions to CTC & EITC

By Andy NielsenCongress is currently considering a sizable piece of legislation
- the Build Back
Better Act. The bill is politically feasible thanks to a wonky federal
budget law that allows for budget
reconciliation, and would have a transformative.
An Avoidable Crisis: Raise the Debt Limit

By Andy NielsenFederal lawmakers
are in the process of addressing the United States' statutory borrowing limit –
known more commonly as the debt ceiling or debt limit. Years of debate
surrounding the amount of debt the federal government has obtained.