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...because other people have already had them. In the office hang copies of our studies, which include “A Connecticut Assessment of State Income Taxation: Fueling Government, Stalling the Economy”; “Fifteen Years of Folly: The Failures of Connecticut’s Income Tax??; and “Save Connecticut’s Financial Future: Eliminate the Income Tax.” I’d say we’ve covered the income...
Despite benefiting ailing towns, Square businesses expressed concern over the tax??s impacts on business...
...Committee last week, “But it will not close our budget gap.” In order to address the state’s current $1.1 billion shortfall, Patrick said the state needs new sources of revenue—such as a proposed increase in the gas tax??and budget cuts. —Staff writer Liyun Jin can be reached at ljin@fas.harvard.edu...
...with $1.4 billion in its unemployment trust fund. In comparison, neighboring Rhode Island finished the month with under $100 million, and Michigan, hit hard by the auto industry’s collapse, is in debt by roughly half a billion dollars and is implementing a “solvency tax?? on some employers to help replenish its fund. The National Employment Law Project—an advocacy group for low-wage workers—reported in late September that Massachusetts was “marginally solvent,” meaning it could pay seven to 11 months...
...struggling themselves because funding is reduced, and maybe they even have a spouse or partner who lost their job somewhere else,” Semonoff said. DHS agency directors expressed relief that Question One—the ballot measure that would have eliminated the current 5.3 percent income tax??failed to pass last Tuesday. Income tax accounts for nearly $12 billion in state revenue. According to Reddy, the effect of the repeal if passed, would have been “absolutely devastating.” Many centers suffering losses are turning to private grants, though the amount lost...