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Sebastian Johnson, Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy

Sebastian joined ITEP in 2014 through the State Policy Fellowship Program sponsored by the Center for Budget and Policy Priorities. Prior to joining ITEP, he earned his Masters in Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. Sebastian has held a number of positions in public policy, including a fellowship in the policy office of Maryland Governor Martin O?Malley and a stint as an aide to Montgomery County Councilmember George Leventhal. He also taught third grade in Lawrence, MA as a 2010 Teach for America corps member. Sebastian earned his undergraduate degree in political economy at Georgetown University, where he spent a year abroad at the London School of Economics. He is a native of Takoma Park, MD.

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    Income tax elimination could tank Mississippi’s already-poor economy

    Mississippi lawmakers are playing a game of one-upmanship when it comes to tax proposals, but the biggest losers could be taxpayers if lawmakers enact one of the more ill-advised plans.

    March 4, 2015

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