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The Federal Statistical System Provides Immense Value—and Faces Significant Challenges  • Bipartisan Policy Center

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By Rachel Snyderman, Aaron Till
| Bipartisan Policy Center
Background The United States federal statistical system (FSS) is a sprawling collection of more than 100 agencies, units, and programs across the federal government. Its best-known components collect and produce national economic data, widely viewed as the global gold standard for such data.
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Congress is Running Out of Time to Fix a Critical R&D Tax Issue in 2023

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By Andrew Lautz, Rachel Snyderman
| Bipartisan Policy Center
Before the end of this year, lawmakers have the chance to pass bipartisan tax legislation, with the key parts of an agreement likely centering on an expansion to the Child Tax Credit (CTC) and a change in the tax treatment of research and development (R&D) expenses for American businesses. BPC breaks down the current tax treatment of R&D (called amortization) versus its historical treatment before 2022 (called full expensing).
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With CTC Reform, Implementation is Half the Battle | Bipartisan Policy Center

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By Gabriel Zucker, Rachel Snyderman
| bipartisanpolicy.org
Gabriel Zucker is the Associate Policy Director for Tax Benefits at Code for America. Rachel Snyderman is the Senior Associate Director of Economic Policy at the Bipartisan Policy Center. The American Rescue Plan’s (ARP) temporary expansion of the Child Tax Credit (CTC) in 2021 shined a spotlight on the program’s ability to reduce child poverty.
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