Tax Policy

Can Tax Reform Replace Enforcement for Revenue Growth?
Economic & Fiscal Can Tax Reform Replace Enforcement for Revenue Growth?

In the realm of fiscal policy, the debate over whether tax reform can effectively replace enforcement to drive revenue growth holds significant importance. This conversation has captured public attention, especially in light of the Liberal Party's recent proposals during their election

Will Nebraska's Inheritance Tax Bill Secure Fair Tax Reform?
Economic & Fiscal Will Nebraska's Inheritance Tax Bill Secure Fair Tax Reform?

In a decisive move, Nebraska's legislative body is pioneering significant tax reform through the introduction of LB468, a bill designed to reshape the state's inheritance tax policy. At the helm of this strategic initiative is Sen. Rob Clements, advocating for a reduction in inheritance

Are Tax Cuts for the Wealthy Really Benefiting the Economy?
Economic & Fiscal Are Tax Cuts for the Wealthy Really Benefiting the Economy?

The complex and often contentious debate surrounding tax cuts for the wealthy has remained a central issue in U.S. economic policy discussions. This topic gained significant attention with the enactment of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which was implemented during President Donald Trump's

Will Iowa's Budget Deadlock Extend 2025 Legislative Session?
Economic & Fiscal Will Iowa's Budget Deadlock Extend 2025 Legislative Session?

Iowa's legislative assembly finds itself teetering on the brink as it confronts a potential extension of its 2025 session due to unresolved budget negotiations. Initially scheduled to conclude by May 2, 2025, the session reflects a legislative standoff that highlights both the vital need for

Are Our Public Policies Neglecting Community Voices?
Economic & Fiscal Are Our Public Policies Neglecting Community Voices?

The interplay between public policy and community aspirations is undergoing critical examination as diverse voices emerge to challenge existing societal structures. This scrutiny is primarily channeled through a compilation of letters addressing pervasive issues in urban development, taxation,

Connecticut Faces Criticism Over $55.7B Budget Exceeding Cap
Economic & Fiscal Connecticut Faces Criticism Over $55.7B Budget Exceeding Cap

The proposed $55.7 billion biennial budget for Connecticut has sparked strong opposition, particularly from the Yankee Institute. The primary contention centers on the budget exceeding Connecticut's constitutional spending cap by $215 million and reflecting a spending increase of over 5%.

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