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Volume XXIV No. 26 - August 15 2016
Volume XXV No. 09 - April 3 2017
Volume XXVI No. 21 - July 16 2018
Volume XXVI No. 30 - October 8 2018
Volume XXVI No. 38 - December 17 2018
Wisconsin
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Blog Post:
Budgets In Brief - August 15 2016
Mary Peck
Leaner Sales Tax Holiday Season This Year Seventeen states are holding annual “back to school” sales tax holidays this year, but many of them are scaling back those events to reduce the revenue hit. FLORIDA is cutting the length of its tax holiday from 10 days to three and making computers...
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12 Aug 2016
Blog Post:
States Delaying Payment of Income Tax Refunds
Mary Peck
A lot of taxpayers are going to be waiting longer than usual for their state tax refunds this year. At least 21 states, including Colorado, Georgia, Hawaii, Louisiana, Massachusetts, New Mexico, North Carolina and Wisconsin, say refunds could be delayed by weeks or even months. The reason, according...
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31 Mar 2017
Blog Post:
Budgets in Brief - July 16 2018
Mary Peck
TRUCKING INDUSTRY SUES RI OVER NEW TOLL SYSTEM The American Trucking Association and three companies - MASSACHUSETTS -based, convenience-store chain Cumberland Farms; MASSACHUSETTS -based cargo carrier M&M Transport Services; and NEW JERSEY -based New England Motor Freight - have filed a federal...
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13 Jul 2018
Blog Post:
State’s Age Impacts Fiscal Health
Mary Peck
The older a state is, the more likely it is to have fiscal problems. That’s one of the findings of an analysis of state fiscal health by William Bergman, director of research for Truth in Accounting, a nonprofit that advocates for transparency in local, state and federal government finances. ...
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5 Oct 2018
Blog Post:
Some Shrinking U.S. Cities Thriving
Mary Peck
Conventional wisdom holds that cities need population growth to be economically healthy. But between 2000 and 2016 per-capita income in Pittsburgh rose 24 percent - well over the national average of 18 percent - while the city’s population shrunk by 4 percent, roughly 95,000 people. Similar trends...
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14 Dec 2018