Alliance Announces New Member of Finance Team
The Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance and the Fiscal Alliance Foundation have announced the addition of a new member of their finance team.
Read moreTaxpayer Organizations United and Prepared to Go to Court to Protect the Will of the Voters
The Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance, the Fiscal Alliance Foundation, and Citizens for Limited Taxation announced today that they have partnered with the New England Legal Foundation and the Goldwater Institute to prepare to bring suit to enforce Chapter 62F of Massachusetts law, should such action be necessary.
Read moreRecord Inflation and Recession Are Still Not Enough for Mariano and Spilka to Act on Tax Relief
With only three days before the end of the legislative session Massachusetts Speaker Ron Mariano and Senate President Karen Spilka are still refusing to release their very mild tax relief package from the conference committee.
Read moreMassFiscal Launches Education Effort on Carbon Tax Bill
Aims to inform public on the substantial costs and minute benefits of the legislation
Read moreNation's First Carbon Tax Could Be Enacted In Massachusetts
By Patrick Gleadon | July 18, 2019
Democrats are talking about whether to hold a presidential primary debate focused on climate change alone. The DNC won’t commit to such a forum, but Gizmodo and New Republic recently announced the two media outlets will host a climate-centric debate in New York City. However it's questionable whether that event will be able to get candidates to show up on account of the homophobic op-ed recently published and then retracted by the New Republic, which was subsequently dropped as a debate-cohost.
Read moreHow Much Would a Green New Deal Carbon Tax Cost Massachusetts?
Last week the Fiscal Alliance Foundation, our 501(c)3 sister organization, released the results of a study into the effects of H.2810, An Act to Promote Green Infrastructure and Reduce Carbon Emissions. This bill is the leading proposal to institute a carbon tax on the hard-working families of Massachusetts. You can view the whole of the study by clicking here.
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