Tax

State and local government groups may not have a public opportunity to voice their arguments against eliminating state and local tax deductions.

The debt would help finance a project to divert Red River floods away from Fargo, N.D. and Morehead, Minn.

State government April income tax revenue fell 4%, in what may be an early sign of the "Trump Effect" on taxpayer behavior.

Even as Medicaid rolls grew in 2015, states spent a smaller share of their revenues on the program.

City of Geneseo, Ill., residents may have noticed their recent tax bill was higher than anticipated because a bond error resulted in $320,050 more being collected than intended.

The tax revenue could also be used to make up shortfalls in pension or bond payments.

Texas state revenue figures point to a steadily improving economy

Mayor warns elimination of the SALT deduction will lead to double taxation.

California June revenues were 2.5% below projections outlined in last year’s budget.

Liquidity and pension woes still remain after Illinois enacted its first budget since 2015.

The Hawaii Supreme Court will hear arguments that the state is taking too much of Oahu's rail transit tax.

New York lawmakers approved a three-year extension of counties' authority to levy local sales tax.

Mayors and governors are concerned about potential strains on their finances from legislation being drafted without input from Democrats.

Illinois House Democrats laid out a $36.5 billion fiscal 2018 spending plan.

Rep. Dan Donovan of Staten Island initiated a letter to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.

Cities and states are embracing growth in the sharing economy by reaching agreements on collection of occupancy taxes.

New York municipalities may see a lapse in tax collections absent new legislation, according to Fitch Ratings.

When Placer County, Calif., tried to raise sales taxes last fall for freeway expansions in the booming suburbs of Roseville and Rocklin, voters in the more rural parts of the county defeated the measure.

Ryan’s speech is his first major public effort to keep tax reform on track for enactment by year-end.

Chicago enters the market with $825 million of new money and refunding O'Hare airport revenue bonds.