A new study from the Office of Revenue Analysis shows that most Washington, DC tax filers who relied on self-employment for their livelihood from 2010-2018 had low incomes and had more stagnant incomes than their neighbors with steady wage...
The District of Columbia’s apartment market has experienced some remarkable changes over the last 24 months. Notably, the vacancy rate for market rate apartments in the District rose from 6.9 percent in fiscal year 2019 to 10.6 percent in...
As has been reported, the U.S. Census Bureau estimated that the District (D.C.), after years of population increases, lost nearly 20,000 people between...
Like many other states and municipalities, the District sometimes earmarks or dedicates tax revenue for specific purposes rather than general budget purposes. One of the most common examples of a dedicated tax is the motor fuel tax used to fund...
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