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High Tech Council calls House move unconstitutional

High Tech Council calls House move unconstitutional

by Layla Ahmad | May 1, 2023 | Commonwealth Magazine, Council in the News

Council in the News  STATE GOVERNMENT High Tech Council calls House move unconstitutional Business group raises concerns about proposed change in tax cap giveback CHRIS LISINSKI | May 1, 2023 STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE   AN INFLUENTIAL BUSINESS  group warned Monday...
Ready to sue to protect tax cap giveback

Ready to sue to protect tax cap giveback

by Sophie Russinoff | Aug 28, 2022 | Commonwealth Magazine, Council in the News

Council in the News State government • opinion Ready to sue to protect tax cap giveback We’re ready in case lawmakers move to change law CommonWealth Magazine | August 28, 2022By Paul D. Craney, Board Member & Spokesman, Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance ©...
‘Free’ getting another test during Orange Line shutdown

‘Free’ getting another test during Orange Line shutdown

by Sophie Russinoff | Aug 23, 2022 | Commonwealth Magazine, Council in the News

Council in the News ‘Free’ getting another test during Orange Line shutdown CommonWealth Magazine | August 23, 2022By CommonWealth Staff © Provided by CommonWealth Magazine Mayor Michelle Wu waiting on Monday morning to ride the commuter rail train from Roslindale to...
Bump dismisses claim of tax cap pressure on her office

Bump dismisses claim of tax cap pressure on her office

by Sophie Russinoff | Aug 22, 2022 | Commonwealth Magazine, Council in the News

Council in the News State Government Bump dismisses claim of tax cap pressure on her office ‘This is not and never has been a political process,’ she says CommonWealth Magazine | August 22, 2022By Bruce Mohl © Provided by State House News Service State Auditor Suzanne...
Baker changing rules on tax cap giveback

Baker changing rules on tax cap giveback

by Jenny | Aug 11, 2022 | Commonwealth Magazine, Council in the News

Council in the News Baker Changing Rules on Tax Cap Giveback Plans ‘refunds’ this fall instead of credits next year CommonWealth Magazine | August 11, 2022By Bruce Mohl © Provided by CommonWealth Magazine Gov. Charlie Baker at a State House press conference. (Pool...
Long-forgotten Tax Cap About to be Triggered

Long-forgotten Tax Cap About to be Triggered

by Jenny | Jul 27, 2022 | Commonwealth Magazine, Council in the News

Council in the News Long-forgotten Tax Cap About to be Triggered State to return millions to taxpayers for first time in 35 years CommonWealth Magazine | July 27, 2022By Bruce Mohl While lawmakers scramble to put together a package of tax breaks in the final days of...
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