Skip to main content
Home
JOIN MTF
  • About MTF
    • Executive Committee
    • Board of Trustees
    • Staff
    • What Our Members Say
    • Press Inquiries
    • Contact Us
    • Job Openings
    • Policy Start Fellowship
  • Policy Areas
    • State Budget & Taxes
      • Budget
      • Taxes
    • Healthcare
    • Childcare & Education
    • Economic Development & Competitiveness
    • Housing & Real Estate
    • Workforce Development
    • Demographics
    • Transportation
  • Publications
    • Recent Reports
    • Recent Presentations
  • In the News
  • Events

Search Results

SEARCH

SEARCH

 

Displaying 551–560 of 1152
Publication
MTF Position Paper: Prepayment is Preferable to Daily Sales Tax Remittance
As Massachusetts lawmakers look for ways to close a $3.6 billion tax revenue gap in the FY21 operating budget, there is a simple idea that could help the state receive sales tax payments more quickly and provide about $267 million of additional...
Read More
News Item
T capital funding sources projected to fall off cliff
THE MBTA is preparing to cut service levels to deal with a budget shortfall looming over next year, but the Massachusetts Taxpayer Foundation warned members of the Fiscal and Management Control Board on Monday that even bigger problems are just...
Read More
News Item
Editorial: Support your neighbors. Support small business.
The rise in the number of people suddenly seeking unemployment is expected to add to the per-employee cost of unemployment insurance. This insurance is paid by employers — at a rate that's already among the highest in the nation — and it could go up...
Read More
News Item
Baker seeks quick budget turnaround, would veto tax hikes
The Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation warned that if Congress does not come through with additional relief, the state will be far from out of the woods in fiscal 2022 when school funding commitments, collective bargaining agreements and inflation...
Read More
News Item
Pandemic forcing exodus of women from workforce
According to data from the Federal Reserve, cited by the Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation in recent legislative testimony, the labor force in Massachusetts in August had 143,840 fewer workers than pre-pandemic, a decline of 3.9 percent. While the...
Read More
News Item
Anticipating a financial crunch, Select Board and FinCom call for level-funded budgets for FY22
According to the nonprofit Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation (MTF), fiscal 2021 state revenues have already dropped an estimated $4 billion due to the economic impact of COVID-19, and hopes for a rapid recovery have faded. “The economic...
Read More
News Item
Massachusetts faces tight deadline to spend federal COVID funds, Baker administration official says
The Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation said the Baker administration’s revenue estimate veered on the conservative end of projections made earlier this month, but noted fiscal 2022 could pose a bigger challenge. “The state will have to replace...
Read More
Publication
The Administration's FY 2021 Budget Proposal
Following months of economic uncertainty and temporary budgets to keep the state operating, Administration and Finance (ANF) provided the Legislature with its revenue and spending proposals for their review and consideration.  Notably, the...
Read More
Publication
A Reality Check on Revenues and Recovery
MTF President McAnneny shared a presentation with the Senate Revenue Working Group about the state’s revenue outlook and the road to recovery. Entitled "A Reality Check on Revenues and Recovery," the presentation argued that now is not the time to...
Read More
News Item
Massachusetts could face a $5 billion budget hole; Baker administration takes tax hikes off the table for now
The Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation, a business-backed watchdog, is expecting a drop in revenue of $3.9 billion compared to initial estimates, according to its president, Eileen McAnneny. Others projected a more positive picture, though they...
Read More

Pagination

  • First page First
  • Previous page PREV
  • …
  • Page 52
  • Page 53
  • Page 54
  • Page 55
  • Current page 56
  • Page 57
  • Page 58
  • Page 59
  • Page 60
  • …
  • Next page NEXT
  • Last page Last
Join MTF

Become a member of MTF
today.

Join Now

Connect With MTF

FacebookTwitterLinkedin

Contact MTF

 

Quick Links

  • About MTF
  • Policy Areas
  • Research & Reports
  • In the News
  • Events
Home

333 Washington Street, Suite 853, Boston, MA 02108 / Tel: (617) 720-1000 / mtf_info@masstaxpayers.org / Copyright © 2023. All rights reserved.

Join MTF