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Massachusetts Tax Revenues Surpass Pre-Pandemic Levels
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Pandemic recovery and then some! Massachusetts revenues are higher than anyone was expecting, but where is all the money coming from? And what does this mean for the Massachusetts economy?
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Public Statement on Implementation of the Charitable Giving Deduction
Despite being awash in cash, the state Legislature just overrode Gov. Charlie Baker’s veto of a provision to delay by yet another year a tax deduction for charitable donations. Rep. Mark Cusack, House chair of the Joint Committee on Revenue, said “it doesn’t mean no, just not now.” If not now, when?
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Overtime Pay Tally Reveals Large Disparities
The top 50 overtime earners among state employees averaged $99,114…
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Troop F Gets an A: State Auditor Overlooks DSP Corruption, Neglects Audits
The Office of the State Auditor’s (OSA’s) website describes…
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“The Upside-Down Constitution” Pioneer Members’ Breakfast feat. Michael Greve, AEI Scholar
Pioneer Institute and The Federalist Society co-sponsored…