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Has Massachusetts lost its economic mojo?
But I like its latest report — a package of charts — because it highlights the full range of challenges facing the state. Here are some of the data points I found noteworthy. On housing costs: Massachusetts had the lowest apartment vacancy...
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FY 2024 Senate Amendments By the Numbers
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Can Massachusetts Overcome its Cost and Demographic Headwinds to Compete for Talent?
Who’s LeavingU.S. Census: Suffolk and Middlesex residents, the two most expensive countiesIRS: Tax filers aged 26 to 35 dominate outflow; impairs talent pipelineWhy They’re LeavingCost and quality of living worsening; housing prices climb even faster...
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Senate Ways and Means FY 2024 Budget
The Fiscal Year (FY) 2024 budget process reached another milestone today with the release of the Senate Committee on Ways and Means (SWM) budget proposal. The $55.9 billion SWM spending plan differs from earlier proposals as it was not released in...
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State revenues drop, raising concerns about tax relief
Doug Howgate, president of the Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation, said while April's revenue numbers are "jarring" they’re "not necessarily surprising given the recognition that capital gains and other collection types were likely to decline sharply...
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Massachusetts Senate on budget hot seat
That includes a drop in capital gains collections this year after they were “just through the roof” over the past two years and the likelihood that pass-through-entities would claim credits owed to them by the state, which in turn lowered how much...
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Mass. tax revenues for April fell $2.2 billion below what state collected a year ago
Doug Howgate, president of the Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation, a business-backed budget watchdog, said that while jarring, the numbers aren’t surprising given that some pots of revenue were never going to sustain the peaks of years past. “Today’s...
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April revenue puts Mass. in the red, but Healey not making emergency cuts
Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation President Doug Howgate said the consensus revenue estimate crafted by legislative and administration budget chiefs assumed the impacts from a capital gains slowdown and PTE credits would be "staggered over '23 and ...
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April tax revenues plunge 23% below forecasted levels
Doug Howgate, president of the Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation, agreed that the causes of the April downturn were on the radar screens of policymakers and analysts, but their timing was unclear. As for tax relief, Howgate said, it is sound from a...
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Municipal Financial Data - 50th Edition
Major Trends in Local Finance Municipal revenues and expenditures increased by 5.7 percent ($1.8 billion) from fiscal year (FY) 2021 to FY 2022; the highest rate of growth since FY 2007. The strong rate of growth in FY 2022 is partially the residue...
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