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Gov. Spencer Cox wrapped up action on hundreds of bills passed by lawmakers, including measures to boost or limit bond issuance and potentially put some outstanding debt at risk.
March 26 -
The compromise spending bill signed into law by President Biden keeps the government open, but whether that success is a sign of future cooperation isn't clear.
March 25 -
States' January revenues were down from a year earlier.
March 20 -
In an April 2 special election, voters in Jackson County, home of Kansas City, will decide whether to impose a sales tax to fund a new baseball ballpark.
March 14 -
In President Biden's State of the Union address, he touted the progress he's made on raising corporate taxes while setting up a larger battle for further increases as Trump era cuts are set to expire.
March 8 -
Detroit, which has several climate-friendly projects in the pipeline, is seeking a tax advisor to help navigate snag tax credits in the Inflation Reduction Act.
March 7 -
The state's February general revenue collections came in $30.62 million below official estimates. but total collections for fiscal 2024 are $428.1 million ahead of forecasts.
March 7 -
The new guidance modifies rules that stretch back to 2005.
March 1 -
Analysts say states can avoid short-term issues as a result of strong reserves but some may face challenges over the longer term.
February 29 -
The elimination of the 4.5% tax will cost the state about $400 million annually.
February 27