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New Taxes Send The Price Of Gas Soaring In Some States

Kelly Phillips ErbJanuary 9, 2017

With an emphasis on lowering federal taxes, consumers across the country are paying more in state and local taxes – including gas taxes. Drivers in seven states are paying more for gas in 2017.

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Portland Plans To Tax Companies Who Pay CEOs 100 Times More Than Workers

Kelly Phillips ErbDecember 19, 2016

Portland will become the first city in the country to impose a surtax on companies whose chief executive officers earn more than 100 times the pay of their workers.

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Judge Dismisses Soda Tax Lawsuit Against City Of Philadelphia

Kelly Phillips ErbDecember 19, 2016

Philadelphia residents have a few more days to drink their soda excise tax-free. Judge Gary S. Glazer has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the American Beverage Association (ABA) and other businesses against the City of Philadelphia earlier this year to stop Philadelphia from collecting the tax.

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Tattletale Tax Law Stands After Supreme Court Declines Case

Kelly Phillips ErbDecember 13, 2016November 29, 2020

The Supreme Court has announced that it denied certiorari in Direct Marketing Association v. Brohl which means that Colorado’s “Tattletale” tax law will stand.

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NJ Governor Christie Won't Pull The Plug On Decades Old Tax Agreement With Pennsylvania After All

Kelly Phillips ErbNovember 28, 2016

Christmas came early for some taxpayers in New Jersey and Pennsylvania this year: New Jersey Governor Chris Christie (R) has announced that he will not

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New Tax Foundation Report Highlights Best & Worst States For Business

Kelly Phillips ErbSeptember 28, 2016

The Tax Foundation has released its 2017 State Business Tax Climate Index, ranking the best and worst states for business tax climate. Who made the top? And who sits at the bottom? Here’s what you need to know.

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Fighting Tax Related ID Fraud With Your Cell Phone, One Selfie At A Time

Kelly Phillips ErbSeptember 15, 2016

The IRS and state tax authorities have been exploring ways to combat tax fraud while still ensuring that honest taxpayers receive their refunds in a timely manner. The Alabama Department of Revenue is hoping that new technology will help them stay ahead of scammers and thieves. All it takes is a cell phone.

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Lawsuit Filed Against Philadelphia In Effort To Stop Soda Tax

Kelly Phillips ErbSeptember 14, 2016

The American Beverage Association, together with a number of other businesses, including beverage distributors and retailers, have filed a lawsuit to stop Philadelphia from collecting the tax, claiming that it’s illegal under state law.

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NJ Governor Christie Ends Decades Old Tax Agreement With Pennsylvania

Kelly Phillips ErbSeptember 2, 2016

Gov. Chris Christie has announced that he is axing a 38 year old tax agreement between Pennsylvania and New Jersey, citing budget woes.

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Massachusetts Cigarette Taxes Raise Millions But Not For Anti-Smoking Programs

Kelly Phillips ErbJuly 15, 2016

Massachusetts’ cigarette smokers paid an extra $285 million from the $1 per pack hike tax approved in 2013. That’s the good news. The bad? None of that extra cigarette tax revenue was used to stop smoking.

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