by Policy and Taxation Group Admin | May 27, 2020 | Blog, In The News, State by State Status
Hawaii Taxes could rise on high-end real estate on the island of Hawaii Illinois The top Republicans in the Illinois legislature are pushing for a vote that would remove from the November ballot a measure that would allow for a progressive income...
by Policy and Taxation Group Admin | May 13, 2020 | Blog, In The News, Policy And Taxation Group, State by State Status
The overwhelming news from the states is the financial impact COVID-19 is having on their bottom line…and precisely one article on why they shouldn’t be given or take a bailout from the feds! States should say ‘no thanks’ to a federal bailout “The...
by Policy and Taxation Group Admin | Mar 12, 2020 | Blog, In The News, State by State Status, Tax Cuts
Illinois Illinois governor floats graduated state income tax that would replace flat tax. Massachusetts IT’S A MINIMUM TAX: Massachusetts lawmakers are seeking to update the state’s corporate tax structure to funnel more money toward transportation, as...
by Policy and Taxation Group Admin | Feb 14, 2020 | Blog, State by State Status
Idaho: State Rep. Jason Monks is proposing to kill off property taxes with a 5-percentage point increase in the sales tax — a move that would take the statewide rate all the way up to around 11 percent. “I call it a thought grenade; we threw it out there and...
by Policy and Taxation Group Admin | Feb 8, 2020 | Blog, Policy And Taxation Group, State by State Status
“Iowa Picks Corn, New Hampshire Picks Presidents” With the Iowa caucuses about to officially start the nominating process for the Democrats on Monday and the New Hampshire primary right on its heels, many will wonder what the results mean for determining...
