Tag: Taxes

Colorado’s ballot measures are just two of nearly a dozen upcoming questions dealing with property taxes in states across the ...

Governments across North America take on average nearly 14 percent of fare revenues in the form of sales taxes from ...

Is the land-use tax a revenue-neutral way to spur development and infill? City leaders in Detroit are exploring the question.

Once you look past rosy economic impact predictions and the glittering stadium renderings, the evidence of decades’ worth of real-world ...

The New York Legislature has managed to craft one of the worst stadium deals in recent memory – a remarkable ...

Data from the U.S. Census Bureau indicate that tax policy affects where Americans are choosing to live and work.

2020 saw more than 900 ballot measures in America's largest cities.

Irvine taxpayers can rejoice; those in New York might have something to worry about.

The Charles Schwab/TD Ameritrade merger shows how jobs and corporate revenue, like water, flow to the point of least resistance.

Congress created the opportunity zone tax break in 2017; now, some question whether the no-strings-attached approach is paying off.