(The Center Square) – Tax credits for economic development in Iowa would undergo several adjustments under a bill advanced Thursday by the state Senate's Ways and Means Committee.
(The Center Square) – The Senate Appropriations committee advanced on April 20 a $2.03 billion budget proposal for fiscal year 2022 for health and human services.
(The Center Square) – Tax credits for economic development in Iowa would undergo several adjustments under a bill advanced Thursday by the state Senate's Ways and Means Committee.
(The Center Square) – The Senate Appropriations committee advanced on April 20 a $2.03 billion budget proposal for fiscal year 2022 for health and human services.
(The Center Square) – Americans for Prosperity President Tim Phillips rallied Iowans April 19 to oppose President Joe Biden’s $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan.
(The Center Square) – Iowa businesses and residents as well as pass-through businesses may see changes in tax filing requirements and penalties if a bill, SSB1268, passes in the Iowa Senate.
The combined state and federal corporate tax rate in Iowa would reach 35.1 percent under President Joe Biden’s infrastructure plan, representing a tie for the third highest levy among the 50 states, according to a new study from the Tax Foundation.
(The Center Square) – Gov. Kim Reynolds has allocated $11.5 million in COVID-19-related relief to support Iowa public school districts and community colleges.
(The Center Square) – The Iowa House of Representatives passed the “Back the Blue” bill in a 63-30 vote April 14. The Senate and the governor have yet to approve the legislation, which has several components.
(The Center Square) – About 42% of more than 8,500 public school districts in the country have returned to full in-person instruction, according to a “Return to Learn” tracker developed by the American Enterprise Institute and the College Crisis Initiative of Davidson College.
(The Center Square) – Iowa state officials addressed concerns about the safety and efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines, especially following the pause of the distribution of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
(The Center Square) – Iowa cold case investigations may receive more resources with a bill the Senate unanimously passed April 13.
(The Center Square) – The fate of The Missouri River Preservation and Land Use Authority is in the hands of Gov. Kim Reynolds.
(The Center Square) – Americans for Prosperity President Tim Phillips rallied Iowans April 19 to oppose President Joe Biden’s $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan.
(The Center Square) – Iowa businesses and residents as well as pass-through businesses may see changes in tax filing requirements and penalties if a bill, SSB1268, passes in the Iowa Senate.
The combined state and federal corporate tax rate in Iowa would reach 35.1 percent under President Joe Biden’s infrastructure plan, representing a tie for the third highest levy among the 50 states, according to a new study from the Tax Foundation.
(The Center Square) – Gov. Kim Reynolds has allocated $11.5 million in COVID-19-related relief to support Iowa public school districts and community colleges.
(The Center Square) – The Iowa House of Representatives passed the “Back the Blue” bill in a 63-30 vote April 14. The Senate and the governor have yet to approve the legislation, which has several components.
(The Center Square) – About 42% of more than 8,500 public school districts in the country have returned to full in-person instruction, according to a “Return to Learn” tracker developed by the American Enterprise Institute and the College Crisis Initiative of Davidson College.
(The Center Square) – Iowa state officials addressed concerns about the safety and efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines, especially following the pause of the distribution of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
(The Center Square) – Iowa cold case investigations may receive more resources with a bill the Senate unanimously passed April 13.