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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Congress needs to continue added weeks of unemployment insurance until economy recovers
The Lame Duck Congress needs to get to work for those who can’t find work, passing a year-long extension of federal unemployment insurance benefits. It’s a critical support for families on the financial edge, and it’s a critical support to … Continue reading
Support Minnesota Budget Bites by Giving to the Max!
Today is Give to the Max Day, when thousands of Minnesotans will show their support for the nonprofits that make a difference to them! Please support Minnesota Budget Bites by donating to the Minnesota Budget Project today. The Minnesota Budget … Continue reading
Two critical budget numbers coming soon
On December 2, the state’s November Forecast will be released, and Minnesota’s new state leaders will get two very important budget numbers from the state’s financial experts: one telling them if they face a budget deficit for the remaining seven … Continue reading
When it comes to state business climate rankings, it’s “pick a number, any number”
What does it mean to have a really good business climate? Is it simply having low taxes and nothing else? Is it doing business in a place where taxes are well spent, providing benefits for companies and residents alike? What … Continue reading
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Tagged business climate, Council on State Taxation, Forbes, rankings, Tax Foundation
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Time for Minnesotans to advise policymakers on state’s budget
The policy debate doesn’t end with this week’s elections. In fact, with a new governor and many new legislators taking office in 2011, the discussion is just beginning, and it’s critical that you be a part of it. The Citizens … Continue reading
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Time for Minnesotans to advise policymakers on state's budget
The policy debate doesn’t end with this week’s elections. In fact, with a new governor and many new legislators taking office in 2011, the discussion is just beginning, and it’s critical that you be a part of it. The Citizens … Continue reading
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State corporate tax cuts unlikely to boost jobs, report says
Corporate income taxes pay for important public services, including those that help businesses succeed and grow: education, highways, health care and public safety. The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities finds that cutting corporate income taxes would be unlikely to … Continue reading
