Conclusion: Savings are mainly due to CCB, which outweighs loss of UCCB and
net tax increase from loss of Family Tax Cut (but not to as great a degree when incomes are not equally split — as shown in scenario 2).
An analysis by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy found New York taxpayers would be the nation's second biggest loser under the plan, with
a net tax increase of $ 4 billion.
A lot of theory has it that conservatives will support a «no -
net tax increase» version of placing a tax on carbon.
In a letter to Mr. Coburn, a deputy of Mr. Norquist writes: «Repealing the ethanol credit is the right thing to do, but other taxes must be reduced in the same legislation by at least this much to prevent
a net tax increase.»