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Boston is a good place to start a tech company. Keeping it here is another story.

Boston is a good place to start a tech company. Keeping it here is another story.

by Layla Ahmad | May 12, 2023 | Boston Globe, Council in the News

Council in the News Boston is a good place to start a tech company. Keeping it here is another story. Questions about the state’s competitive standing have dominated the business discourse since voters approved the ‘millionaires tax’ in November By...
Mass. House passes $1.1 billion tax package it says will help families, businesses, and even the dead

Mass. House passes $1.1 billion tax package it says will help families, businesses, and even the dead

by Layla Ahmad | Apr 13, 2023 | Boston Globe, Council in the News

Council in the News  Mass. House passes $1.1 billion tax package it says will help families, businesses, and even the dead The Boston Globe | April 13, 2023By Matt Stout (Globe Staff) House Speaker Ronald Mariano and state Representative Aaron Michlewitz, the...
Healey made her pitch on taxes last month. Now it’s Speaker Mariano’s turn.

Healey made her pitch on taxes last month. Now it’s Speaker Mariano’s turn.

by Layla Ahmad | Mar 30, 2023 | Boston Globe, Council in the News

Council in the News  Healey made her pitch on taxes last month. Now it’s Speaker Mariano’s turn. Roughly a month after Gov. Healey unveiled a $1 billion tax relief package, the House Speaker says his chamber will craft its own proposal, too. The Boston...
Healey tells Boston Chamber her tax relief plan will make Massachusetts more competitive

Healey tells Boston Chamber her tax relief plan will make Massachusetts more competitive

by Layla Ahmad | Mar 2, 2023 | Boston Globe, Council in the News

Council in the News Healey tells Boston Chamber her tax relief plan will make Massachusetts more competitive  The governor aims to stem outflow from Massachusetts by tackling both middle-class needs and reforms to the estate and capital gains taxes  The Boston Globe |...
Business community has a big ask of new governor: Tackle taxes

Business community has a big ask of new governor: Tackle taxes

by Jenny | Jan 18, 2023 | Boston Globe, Council in the News

Council in the News CHESTO MEANS BUSINESS Business community has a big ask of new governor: Tackle taxes   As Healey takes office, business leaders are looking for her to tweak state’s tax structure to make Mass. more competitive in a work-from-anywhere world....
Voters have repeatedly said no to raising taxes on the highest earners. This time might be different.

Voters have repeatedly said no to raising taxes on the highest earners. This time might be different.

by Sophie Russinoff | Oct 23, 2022 | Boston Globe, Council in the News

Council in the News Voters have repeatedly said no to raising taxes on the highest earners. This time might be different. The Boston Globe | October 23, 2022By Shirley Leung, Globe Columnist In 1995, newly elected governor William Weld (with Lieutenant Governor Paul...
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