Income taxes

States and tax experts are wrestling with post-SALT scenarios.

The Fed's 50 basis point cut surprised many, as a looming federal election and all the uncertainty that brings complicates efforts at forecasting.

The Republican presidential nominee reverses course on his own policy

Amendment A on the Nov. 5 ballot would allow the state government to tap revenue currently earmarked for public education for other purposes.

The triple-tax-exempt bonds should be in demand, especially the non-AMT series, analysts said.

Rep. Steven Horsford will likely replace the late Rep. Bill Pascrell.

Thursday's pricing of senior revenue bonds comes after Fitch Ratings upgraded the airport's subordinate debt.

Vikram Rai of Wells Fargo is dubious of some widely-held assumptions.

The proceeds will be used to finance replacement of the Calcasieu River Bridge.

Laws enacted in Arkansas and Kansas will reduce income tax revenue by hundreds of millions of dollars in fiscal 2025.

A newly-proposed D.C. budget renovates a sports arena while endangering reserves.

The controversial deduction cap is set to expire after 2025.

Advance refunding, SALT, and the possibility of Low Income Housing Tax Credit all have at least some chance of a day in the sun in late 2024.

More than one out of every 100 residents who pay income taxes left the Empire State during the pandemic in 2020, according to report released by state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli. And, while slowing, the trend hasn't stopped.

Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, has endorsed a plan that would raise the state and local tax deduction limit to $20,000 for single filers and $40,000 for couples.

Kevin Stitt ordered a special session to put the state on a path to zero income taxes and consider a proposal sparked by a dispute over Native American taxation.

New data indicates residents in high tax states are not moving to cut their tax liability.

Adjusting the deduction cap for state and local taxes is not included in latest proposals, though advocates for that measure remain hopeful.

Gov. Ned Lamont signed income tax rate cuts expected to benefit nearly 1 million people in the most comprehensive cut since the income tax was imposed in 1991.

Weakening revenues should be a red flag for states, particularly those planning tax cuts, said Lucy Dadayan of the Urban Institute's Tax Policy Center.