The report pointed out that high-earning households “have the connections and wherewithal to engage in sophisticated tax planning” and avoid paying taxes.
Both Howgate and Evan Horowitz said the main reason earlier predictions were so wrong was that no one was counting on such a large infusion of federal cash.
"It was originally a multi-state effort to put a price on the carbon in motor fuel...and thereby reduce the amount of carbon and reduce the amount of other emissions."
“You have lots of complicated questions about who’s going to get it because everyone wants a piece of it, so you need something that’s going to force a compromise or force decisions,”