(The Center Square) – Iowa residents pay 9.27 percent of their income per capita toward property, income and sales taxes – or $4,640 per person – according to a new study examining tax burdens in the 50 states and the District of Columbia.
(The Center Square) – Iowa finished 37th in a new study by the Tax Foundation that ranked which of the 50 states have the most business-friendly unemployment insurance tax structures.
(The Center Square) – Iowa residents pay 9.27 percent of their income per capita toward property, income and sales taxes – or $4,640 per person – according to a new study examining tax burdens in the 50 states and the District of Columbia.
(The Center Square) – Iowa finished 37th in a new study by the Tax Foundation that ranked which of the 50 states have the most business-friendly unemployment insurance tax structures.
(The Center Square) – Some water segments in Iowa’s rivers and lakes tested as impaired but that doesn’t mean they are grossly polluted, a state Department of Natural Resources (DNR) expert said.
(The Center Square) – Taxpayer and business advocates agreed that cutting Iowa’s income tax could boost the economic recovery from the effects of the pandemic, which slowed Iowa’s economy, said Tom Sands, president of the Iowa Taxpayers Association.
(The Center Square) — Iowa has coveted its status as the state where political parties stage their first presidential nominating contests every four years since 1972, serving as an intensely watched and analyzed litmus test for the nationwide viability of candidates’ campaigns.
(The Center Square) – The small number of restaurants and bars that fail to follow Gov. Kim Reynolds’ COVID-19 emergency public health disaster proclamation has been held accountable, a spokesperson for the Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division (ABD) said.
(The Center Square) – Public feedback that followed a petition by attorneys and advocates brought the Iowa Board of Education to revise its seclusion and restraint policy for students, the Department of Education’s legal expert said.
(The Center Square) – Demand from overseas markets are helping corn and soybean farmers who suffered damages from the derecho storm, says the CEO of the Iowa Corn Association.
(The Center Square) – As arenas, convention centers and even some hotels funded by state and local governments stand mostly empty due to the pandemic, and with revenue all but nonexistent, the burden to make the debt payments may shift straight to taxpayers.
(The Center Square) – Iowa’s unemployment rate of 4.7%, the fifth lowest in the nation, shows that the state is positioned to bounce back from the pandemic, a spokesperson for the Iowa Economic Development Authority said.
(The Center Square) – Only the grit and tenacity of some Iowa entertainment venues are what seem to prevent their permanent closure amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Iowa Arts Council Administrator David Schmitz said.
(The Center Square) – Some water segments in Iowa’s rivers and lakes tested as impaired but that doesn’t mean they are grossly polluted, a state Department of Natural Resources (DNR) expert said.
(The Center Square) – Taxpayer and business advocates agreed that cutting Iowa’s income tax could boost the economic recovery from the effects of the pandemic, which slowed Iowa’s economy, said Tom Sands, president of the Iowa Taxpayers Association.
(The Center Square) — Iowa has coveted its status as the state where political parties stage their first presidential nominating contests every four years since 1972, serving as an intensely watched and analyzed litmus test for the nationwide viability of candidates’ campaigns.
(The Center Square) – The small number of restaurants and bars that fail to follow Gov. Kim Reynolds’ COVID-19 emergency public health disaster proclamation has been held accountable, a spokesperson for the Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division (ABD) said.
(The Center Square) – Public feedback that followed a petition by attorneys and advocates brought the Iowa Board of Education to revise its seclusion and restraint policy for students, the Department of Education’s legal expert said.
(The Center Square) – Demand from overseas markets are helping corn and soybean farmers who suffered damages from the derecho storm, says the CEO of the Iowa Corn Association.
(The Center Square) – As arenas, convention centers and even some hotels funded by state and local governments stand mostly empty due to the pandemic, and with revenue all but nonexistent, the burden to make the debt payments may shift straight to taxpayers.
(The Center Square) – Iowa’s unemployment rate of 4.7%, the fifth lowest in the nation, shows that the state is positioned to bounce back from the pandemic, a spokesperson for the Iowa Economic Development Authority said.