New Report Claims Tennessean’s Tax Burden Among Lowest In Nation
With Tax Day Approaching, A New Report Showed Tennesseans Carry The Fourth-Lowest Tax Burden Of Any State In The Nation.
Read moreWith Tax Day Approaching, A New Report Showed Tennesseans Carry The Fourth-Lowest Tax Burden Of Any State In The Nation.
Read moreA Recent Academic Paper On The Economics Of Sports Stadiums Again Has Highlighted How Publicly Funding Professional Sports Stadiums Does Not Provide The Benefits Promised By Politicians.
Read moreTennessee’s Continued Population Growth Could Be Linked To The State’s Low Tax Burden, A National Tax Organization Says.
Read moreThe City Of Memphis Plans To Ask The State Of Tennessee To Contribute $350 Million Toward Renovation Projects At Three City-Owned Arenas And To Help Build A New Soccer-Specific Stadium For Memphis 901 FC.
Read moreTennessee Has The Second-Lowest Overall Tax Burden In The U.S., According To A New Ranking From Personal Finance Website Wallethub.
Read moreA New Report From The Tax Foundation Found That President Joe Biden’s Proposed Tax Increases Would Put The U.S. At Much Higher Rates Than Many Of Its Economic Competitors.
Read moreTennessee Ranked Third Lowest In The U.S. In Property Tax Burden (1.70%) And Eighth Lowest In Individual Income Tax Burden, But It Ranked 14th Highest In Total Sales And Excise Tax Burden (3.96%).
Read moreNashville Recently Was Named A “Bottom 5 Sinkhole City” By A Nonpartisan Think Tank Based On Fiscal Year 2019 Comprehensive Annual Financial Reports.
Read moreTennessee Residents Pay 5.7% Of Their Income Per Capita Toward Poverty, Income And Sales Taxes -Or $2,694 Per Person – According To A New Study.
Read moreThe 2020 report outlines solutions to many problems facing our state such as corporate welfare, business tax burdens, rising taxes, the misuse of taxpayer dollars, excessive government growth, and lack of data available to the public regarding government spending.
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