Response to 1986 Law Passed by CLT That Could Provide Over $2.5 Billion in Tax Relief
The Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance made the following statement after today’s remarks from Governor Charlie Baker in which the Governor said taxpayers could be entitled to over $2.5 billion in rebates due to a law originally passed in 1986 and championed by Citizens for Limited Taxation (CLT) and the tireless advocacy of the Barbara Anderson.
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 moreWith Days Left Before End of Session – Tax Relief Still Not Done
Middle Class ‘Left Out to Dry’ by Speaker and Senate President
Read moreWith 26 Days Until Legislative Session Ends, MassFiscal Comments on Dysfunctional State House Leadership
No Gas Tax Suspension, No Tax Relief, and No Annual Budget
Read moreMA Taxpayers Pay Nearly 80% More this April than Last
The April numbers are in at the Department of Revenue, which reported the state collected $6.9 billion from state taxpayers, a jump of 79% from last April.
Read moreMassFiscal Joins House and Senate Lawmakers Calling for Suspension of State Gas Tax
The Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance joined several House and Senate lawmakers outside the State House today, calling attention to legislation that brings relief to motorists by suspending the state gas tax.
Read moreMariano and Spilka Wrong to Dismiss Gas Tax Suspension with Tourism Season Arriving Soon
Today, Speaker Ron Mariano and Senate President Karen Spilka held a media interview in which they were asked about suspending the state’s gasoline tax to provide relief for motorists.
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