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Tax Cuts Proposed by President Bush Would Provide Few Benefits for Taxpayers in Ohio

House Committee on Government Reform
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Special Investigations Division
Abstract
The Special Investigations Division of the House Committee on Government Reform analyzed the impact a tax cut proposed by House Republicans would have on the taxpayers in Ohio. The proposed $725 billion tax cut eliminates income taxes on corporate dividends. The report finds that the tax cuts are heavily skewed towards wealthy taxpayers and would provide no benefits to the taxpayers of Ohio.
Date
2003-04-23
Document Type
House Minority Staff Report
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9 pages
Congress
108
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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14300/987
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Staff Reports
PAP Major Code
1: Macroeconomics
PAP Minor Code
107: Taxation, Tax Policy, and Broad Tax Reform
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