Native American Group President Says Tribes Need Tax Parity

Native American Group President Says Tribes Need Tax Parity

National Congress of American Indians

Native American tribes should have tax parity with states and localities, particularly on issues such as the adoption credit, charitable giving, the “kiddie tax penalty,” and the federal income tax refund offset program, National Congress of American Indians President Fawn Sharp said at a House panel hearing.

Native American tribes should have tax parity with states and localities, particularly on issues such as the adoption credit, charitable giving, the “kiddie tax penalty,” and the federal income tax refund offset program, National Congress of American Indians President Fawn Sharp said at a House panel hearing.

Native American tribes should have tax parity with states and localities, particularly on issues such as the adoption credit, charitable giving, the “kiddie tax penalty,” and the federal income tax refund offset program, National Congress of American Indians President Fawn Sharp said at a March 4 House Ways and Means Committee panel hearing.

Native American tribes should have tax parity with states and localities, particularly on issues such as the adoption credit, charitable giving, the “kiddie tax penalty,” and the federal income tax refund offset program, National Congress of American Indians President Fawn Sharp said at a March 4 House Ways and Means Committee panel hearing.