All Research

ALL REPORTS

Making Every Student Count

Accurately counting low-income and English Language Learner students, who are more likely to require a diverse array of academic and social resources to succeed in school, is important to ensure that school districts receive the funding necessary to support all of their students. Communities with large numbers of immigrants are often disproportionately affected by the challenges of obtaining an accurate count of low-income students.
Read More →

Infographic: Celebrating Latinx Heritage Month

In honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month, also known as #LatinxHeritageMonth (running Sept. 15-Oct. 15), our infographics analyze the number of eligible Hispanic tax filers per county that could or already benefitting from the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC).
Read More →

Concentrated Poverty Snapshot

Nearly 90,000 children in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts are living in concentrated-poverty. What is the long-term effect on our children and our communities? Read the full snapshot, and stay tuned for our upcoming analysis on the issue.
Read More →

Corporate Minimum Taxes in Massachusetts Could Be Better Targeted as in Other States [Corp. Tax Series Pt. 3]

Read More →

How Do Business Taxes in MA Compare to Other States? [Corp. Tax Series Pt. 1]

Read More →

Single Sales Factor: a Tax Break with a Poor Record of Performance [Corp. Tax Series Pt. 2]

Read More →

Testimony before the Joint Committee on Transportation on H.3012/S.2061, “An act relative to work and family mobility”

Read More →

Sharing the Road: Licensing all drivers, regardless of immigration status, boosts safety and the economy

Read More →

Infographics: Labor Day on EITC and CITC

Infographics showing who would benefit from the expansion of the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and Child Tax Credit (CTC) here in Massachusetts.
Read More →

Testimony to the Joint Committee on Revenue on the EITC

Read More →
Scroll to Top

Get news from Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center in your inbox.