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Here is The Law that makes the average American liable for the income tax
Tax protestors are wrong and this page shows you why with the constitutional and statutory basis for the income tax and the law that makes the average American liable to pay income taxes
How land use regulations are zoning out low-income families
Zoning ordinances that limit density are a particular problem, reducing the availability of affordable housing.
6 Women on How the TRAP Laws Changed Their Lives
"I wanted that baby. But there was just 100-percent chance he would die."
The Low Income Housing Tax Credit: How It Works and Who It Serves
The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) is a complex but crucial tool for the production and preservation of affordable rental housing. Despite its broad popularity and almost 3 million financed rental units, it is still not well understood. By enhancing national understanding of LIHTC—how it works, who it serves, and the challenges it faces—this report advances the discussion of how to maximize this vital program’s effects…
Fixing Housing Is Key to Addressing Income Inequality
The number of households paying more than half their income on rent is rising
Where Does Your City’s Property Tax Rate Rank?
New report looks not just at the rankings, but the underlying causes of differences.
How Americans Spend Their Income (After Paying the Rent)
What do people in major U.S. metros buy with what’s left?
I rely solely on rent for my income, what are my options?
Property Clinic: I am a landlord with no other money coming in
Income inequality and why our cities are a vital part of the solution
Evaluating ways to make economic growth more inclusive, and the central role of cities.
S.F. Law Would Give Nonprofits Dibs on Apartment Buildings for Sale
The legislation would make nonprofit organizations more competitive in the real estate market by letting them get ahead of speculators.
How luxury apartment buildings help low-income renters
New empirical research shows how luxury apartments push down rents for everyone.
Under new law, when should you pay property taxes?
Americans rush to pay in advance without knowing whether they're wasting their time and money as cities grapple with changes
States that limit property tax increases hurt low-income families, per report
Limits on property tax growth have shifted burdens "onto the backs of those families who already struggling the most.”
How Lower-Income Americans Get Cheated on Property Taxes
Many homeowners are paying a total of billions of dollars extra because of inequities in assessing property values.
Climate change will affect how many boys are born worldwide, scientists say
Worldwide, the sex ratio at birth averages between 103 to 106 males born for every 100 females; however, climate change and its effects on the environment in which pregnant women live will alter this ratio, research suggests.
The average person has 19 of these in their life. What?
How Much Do New Markets Tax Credits Help Low-Income Communities?
A new study finds the federal program is off the mark when it comes to employing locals.
How France overcame NIMBYism to create affordable housing
A new report evaluates the impact of a law that compels cities to create affordable housing.
You can apply now for the Section 8 waiting list. What you need to know
The program helps subsidize the cost of housing for low-income families and individuals who meet eligibility requirements.
Is income inequality a good measure of equity in cities?
Income inequality may be a good measure of equity at the national level, where borders are more rigid and migration is difficult, but it is not as useful at the city level.
Study Finds Low Incomes Constrain Half of World
“Even those newly minted as middle class enjoy a standard of living that is modest by Western norms,” the report pointed out.
