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IA: Branstad — Top lawmakers agree on overall budget
Posted April 24, 2012 by By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Gov. Terry Branstad says he and legislative leaders agree on overall spending and he’s optimistic lawmakers will approve changes to Iowa’s property tax system.
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IA: Gov’s $52 Iowa income tax bill calls a need for ‘Branstad rule,’ Senator says
Posted April 24, 2012 by By Jason Clayworth
Gov. Terry Branstad’s $52 state income tax bill in 2011 is proof that fixes are needed in the tax system, Sen. Robert Hogg, D-Cedar Rapids said today.
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AZ: Tax breaks for movie production are debated
Posted April 24, 2012 by By Mary Jo Pitzl
To its supporters, it’s the feel-good story of the year.
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Best of #StateReads: Years After Immigration Law’s Passage, Much Has Changed in Arizona
Posted April 23, 2012 by By Jim Malewitz, Stateline Staff Writer
This week’s extraordinary journalism about state government, tagged to #StateReads on Twitter.
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Best of #StateReads: Years After Immigration Law’s Passage, Much Has Changed in Arizona
Posted April 23, 2012 by By Jim Malewitz, Stateline Staff Writer
This week’s extraordinary journalism about state government, tagged to #StateReads on Twitter.
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AR: Opertors say lottery, casinos, tax taking toll on charity bingo
Posted April 23, 2012 by By Rob Moritz
Arkansas bingo operators say the state lottery, casinos across the border and a state tax on bingo cards are cutting into the games they run for charity.
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AL: Incentive tax plan ‘too close to call’
Posted April 23, 2012 by By David White
The governor could let companies that build new or expanded facilities in Alabama keep as much as 90 percent of the state income taxes withheld from the pay of new employees, under a plan that has deeply divided the state Senate.
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WY: Mine funds slowing to a trickle
Posted April 23, 2012 by By Samuel Western
It started as a way to finance the cleanup of forgotten coal mines, dangerous eyesores that collapsed or leaked acidic sludge into streams. Yet the Abandoned Mine Reclamation Fund turned into a piece of federal legislation with more lives than an alley…
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TN: TN General Assembly session ending with key bills in play
Posted April 23, 2012 by By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Tennessee lawmakers are preparing for what they hope is the last week of the 107th General Assembly, though issues that still need to be worked out include the state’s annual spending plan, proposals to change the way the state selects Supreme Court ju…
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TX: Taxpayers footed the bill for Medicare bonuses to doctors
Posted April 23, 2012 by By Teri Langford
The American public for years paid physicians millions of dollars in Medicare bonuses to treat the medically needy in parts of Texas and across the country – even though many doctors no longer qualified for the cash and federal officials knew it, a Hou…