- Kansas
The local chapter of the Americans For Prosperity anti-tax group is challenging Wichita’s plan to provide $30 million of incentives and bonds for a downtown hotel project.
September 19 - Kansas
Gov. Sam Brownback’s administration is preparing a package of lower taxes and regulatory reforms that could serve as a national model, the secretary of the Kansas Department of Revenue said last week.
September 19 - Arkansas
DALLAS - Little Rock, Ark., voters approved an increase in the sales tax rate Tuesday that will generate $196 million for capital improvements over the next 10 years and $32 million a year for operations.
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DALLAS - The Arizona Transportation Board has switched lanes to adjust to market conditions, planning to substitute a senior-lien excise tax revenue bond issue for a subordinate-lien highway revenue bond sale that had been expected this week.
September 12 - Texas
DALLAS - Laredo, Texas, an unlikely home for professional ice hockey, is expanding its role in minor-league sports with a baseball stadium financed with $11.3 million of sales-tax revenue bonds.
September 12 - Texas
Texas sales tax collections totaled $1.98 billion in August, the highest monthly total in three years, Comptroller Susan Combs said last week.
September 12 - Texas
Voters in the Boerne Independent School District will decide Nov. 8 on a three-part, $87.8 million general obligation bond package set for election last week by district trustees.
September 12 -
Trustees of San Antonio’s Harlandale Independent School District voted last week to waive attorney-client privilege so its law firm can cooperate with the Bexar County district attorney in a probe into a school bond program.
September 12 - Oklahoma
Oklahoma revenue collections resumed their double-digit increases in August after dipping into single-digit territory in July, state Treasurer Ken Miller said last week.
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Businesses and organizations associated with the chairman of the Arkansas Highway Commission are the major contributors in support of a statewide election in November to reauthorize $525 million of grant anticipation revenue vehicle bonds.
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