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Expiring Federal Health Tax Credits Could Cost Massachusetts Residents Thousands

The enhanced federal Premium Tax Credits (PTCs) have helped millions of people afford health insurance through the Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplaces. Without congressional action, ...
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Boston Tea Party Anniversary: The Fight for Tax Fairness Continues

Just as the people of Massachusetts did more than 250 years ago, MassBudget is working to make sure our public policies benefit regular people, not ...
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MassBudget Welcomes New Board Members and Community Partners

“We are pleased to announce that the MassBudget Board of Directors has welcomed new members, as well as the designation of new Organizational Partner seats. ...
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MassBudget calls for Massachusetts to opt out of the five most costly corporate tax changes in the federal OBBBA

As Massachusetts policymakers seek to build a more equitable and resilient Commonwealth, the recent corporate tax changes in the federal "One Big Beautiful Bill" Act ...
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FOCUS2025 Keynote Speaker Announcement: Dr. Miguel A. Cardona

MassBudget is thrilled to share that Dr. Miguel A. Cardona, the 12th US Secretary of Education, will be the FOCUS2025 Keynote Speaker!
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MassBudget featured on Empowered hosted by Meg Ryan

MassBudget is honored to have been chosen as a featured organization for Empowered hosted by Meg Ryan, the nationally broadcast television series that uplifts organizations ...
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Statement on Reconciliation Bill Signed by the U.S. President

On July 4, 2025, the President of the United States signed an extensive budget reconciliation bill that will bring extraordinary pain upon millions of families ...
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MassBudget’s Statement on the FY 2026 Conference Budget

On Sunday, June 29th, the Conference Committee released their proposed budget for Fiscal Year (FY) 2026, outlining a plan to spend over $61 billion for ...
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Statement on Budget Bill Approved by U.S. House of Representatives

On Thursday, May 22, 2025, the U.S. House of Representatives approved an extensive budget bill that would cut aid to our most vulnerable in favor ...
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MassBudget’s Statement on the FY 2026 Senate Ways and Means Budget Proposal

Coming after the House finalized their budget proposal the week prior, the Senate Ways and Means (SWM) Committee released their proposal, outlining a plan to ...
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