A multistate organization in charge of improving the quality of one of the country’s most important rivers voted on Thursday to adopt a new plan on how to ensure states meet water pollution standards.
Taxpayers in the 10 largest U.S. cities face an average burden of nearly $50,000 each to pay debt incurred by county, state and “off-balance-sheet” city government entities, according to a new report released by the nonprofit organization Truth in Accounting (TIA).
Residents of blue states pay higher property taxes than those in red states, according to a new analysis produced by the consumer financial website, WalletHub.
According to a new report produced by the libertarian think tank, the Reason Foundation, the largest metropolitan areas with the most economic freedom are Houston, Texas, Tampa and Jacksonville, Florida, and Richmond, Virginia. The least economically free are Buffalo and Rochester, New York,…
Pennsylvania Auditor General Eugene DePasquale is charged with ferreting out waste and abuse in state governmental agencies. He has found that taxpayer funds being used to pay for alcohol purchases, excessive food expenses and staff perks.
New York City is the first major U.S. city to limit private companies from providing ride-share services to customers as cities and states across the country debate how to regulate the growing industry.
Officials from high-tax states are taking the federal government to court over changes to the tax code that they say unfairly hits their wealthy residents.
A New York state teachers' union leader lashed out in a vulgar rant directed at a nonprofit group a day after the U.S. Supreme Court dealt a blow to public-sector unions June 27 in the well-publicized Janus vs. AFSCME case.
The Internal Revenue Service and U.S. Department of the Treasury said Wednesday they plan to issue guidance addressing workarounds some states, including Illinois, are crafting to get around new limitations on deductions of state and local taxes.
With a decision looming in the high-profile Supreme Court case Janus v. AFSCME, some states are making moves in anticipation of a ruling against forced union fees.
A multistate organization in charge of improving the quality of one of the country’s most important rivers voted on Thursday to adopt a new plan on how to ensure states meet water pollution standards.
Taxpayers in the 10 largest U.S. cities face an average burden of nearly $50,000 each to pay debt incurred by county, state and “off-balance-sheet” city government entities, according to a new report released by the nonprofit organization Truth in Accounting (TIA).
Residents of blue states pay higher property taxes than those in red states, according to a new analysis produced by the consumer financial website, WalletHub.
According to a new report produced by the libertarian think tank, the Reason Foundation, the largest metropolitan areas with the most economic freedom are Houston, Texas, Tampa and Jacksonville, Florida, and Richmond, Virginia. The least economically free are Buffalo and Rochester, New York,…
Pennsylvania Auditor General Eugene DePasquale is charged with ferreting out waste and abuse in state governmental agencies. He has found that taxpayer funds being used to pay for alcohol purchases, excessive food expenses and staff perks.
New York City is the first major U.S. city to limit private companies from providing ride-share services to customers as cities and states across the country debate how to regulate the growing industry.
Officials from high-tax states are taking the federal government to court over changes to the tax code that they say unfairly hits their wealthy residents.
A New York state teachers' union leader lashed out in a vulgar rant directed at a nonprofit group a day after the U.S. Supreme Court dealt a blow to public-sector unions June 27 in the well-publicized Janus vs. AFSCME case.
The Internal Revenue Service and U.S. Department of the Treasury said Wednesday they plan to issue guidance addressing workarounds some states, including Illinois, are crafting to get around new limitations on deductions of state and local taxes.
With a decision looming in the high-profile Supreme Court case Janus v. AFSCME, some states are making moves in anticipation of a ruling against forced union fees.