RIPEC believes that Rhode Island’s long-term interests will be best served by the development of a competitive, balanced, and equitable tax system.  Therefore, RIPEC has developed a comprehensive tax research and analysis program that is both educational and prospective.

• How Rhode Island Taxes Compare 2009 Edition
• RIPEC Analysis of Proposed Tax Changes May 2009
• How Rhode Island Compares Fiscal and Economic Trends October 2008
• A System At Capacity - Rhode Island's State and Local Tax System, Executive Summary 2008
• How Rhode Island Taxes Compare 2008 Edition
• How Rhode Island Taxes Compare 2007 Edition
• Property Taxes - Change in Revaluation Cycle 2008
• Businesses' Share of State and Local Taxes 2007
• Impact of the Harrah's Casino on State Finances in Rhode Island
• 2006 - The Streamlined Sales Tax Project - Impact on Rhode Island
• How Rhode Island Taxes Compares - Measuring Tax Burdens 2006
• How Rhode Island Compares - 2006 Edition
•           Media Advisory
•           Table 1
•           Tables 2-9
•           Table 10-11
• Pathways to Property Tax Relief - 2006
• Taxes and Jobs- Impact of High Marginal Income Taxes in Rhode Island 2006
• 2006 Municipal Property Taxes in Rhode Island
• 2006 50-State Property Tax Study
• 2006 Survey of RI Voters on Tax and Spending Issues
• RIPEC Calls for Personal Income Tax Reduction
• 2006 - The Rhode Island Personal Income Tax: A Call for Reform
• 2005 Municipal Property Taxes in Rhode Island 
• How Rhode Island Compares - State and Local Taxes
• A System Out of Balance -Rhode Island's State and Local Tax System
• A System Out of Balance - Rhode Island's Corporate Income Tax Apportionment Formula
• A System Out-of-Balance - Rhode Island’s Piggyback Personal Income Tax

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