by Melissa Roy | Feb 26, 2020 | Boston Business Journal
February 26, 2020By Greg Ryan – Law and Money Reporter From the outset of the legislative debate about how to fix Greater Boston’s transportation crisis, House Speaker Robert DeLeo has sought buy-in from the business community on a tax hike. He asked business leaders...
by Karen Catania | Aug 27, 2019 | Boston Business Journal
By Greg Ryan, Boston Business Journal, Aug. 26, 2019 Two powerful Massachusetts business-lobbying groups blasted the pro-labor organization Raise Up Massachusetts on Monday for calling out businesses for not paying their “fair share” of taxes to improve transportation...
by Karen Catania | Jul 26, 2019 | Boston Business Journal
By Greg Ryan, Jul 25, 2019 In a bid to ease the gridlock choking Greater Boston, Gov. Charlie Baker has proposed giving Massachusetts employers up to $50 million a year in tax breaks if they allow employees to work remotely and stay off the roads. The proposal is one...
by Mark Gallagher | Feb 6, 2018 | Boston Business Journal |
By Greg Ryan The state’s highest court weighed Tuesday on whether the proposed “millionaires’ tax” should be allowed to go before voters later this year, with multiple justices questioning if the different parts of the proposal are related enough to pass...
by Mark Gallagher | Oct 3, 2017 | Boston Business Journal |
By Greg Ryan Leaders of five Massachusetts business advocacy groups are asking the state’s highest court to prevent the so-called “millionaires tax” proposal from going before voters, arguing that it sets aside tax revenue in a way that is unconstitutional. The...
by Mark Gallagher | Jun 16, 2017 | Boston Business Journal |
By Greg Ryan “Mark Gallagher, an executive vice president at the tech council, told the Business Journal that while the legal arguments against the law are still being worked out, opponents would likely contend that amendments to the state constitution cannot...
