Tennessee Ranks 33rd In Property Tax Burden
Tennessee Ranked 33rd In The Country In Property Tax Obligations, According To A New Analysis From The Tax Foundation.
Read moreTennessee Ranked 33rd In The Country In Property Tax Obligations, According To A New Analysis From The Tax Foundation.
Read moreTennessee Is A Tax Reform Success Story, But The Hallmark Of True Progress Is Whether That Success Can Be Sustained.
With A Focus On Making The Volunteer State An Attractive Place To Grow A Business, Tennessee Is In Position To Be One Of The Most Enviable Economies In The Country.
If Lawmakers Act Wisely, They Can Use This Recurring Growth To Set The State Up For Success Long Into The Future.
Tennessee Ranks As The Eighth-Best State In Tax Environment For Businesses, According To The Tax Foundation’s 2022 State Business Climate Tax Index.
Read moreIf Tennessee Is To Remain An Economic Powerhouse, Policymakers Must Continue To Make Fiscally Conservative Choices, Resist The Temptation For Excessive Spending, And Not Make It Overly Difficult For Tennessee Taxpayers To Fund Their State Government.
Read moreStarting On Friday And Running Through Aug. 5, Tennessee Will Have A Sales Tax Holiday On Food And Food Ingredients At Stores And Also The Retail Sale Of Prepared Food At Restaurants, Along With The Regular Holiday On Clothing, School Supplies And Computers.
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 moreThe Number Of People Filing New Unemployment Claims Spiked Last Week, The Latest Economic Indicator That’s Troubling Economists.
Read moreA New Study Evaluating The Biden Administration’s Proposed 2022 Budget Found The Plan Would Significantly Lower GDP And Cost 165,000 U.S. Jobs.
Read moreCongressional Republicans Grabbed Headlines This Week After Releasing An Aggressive Budget They Say Would Cut Taxes And Spending, But Key Measures In The Plan Also Would Address One Of The Country’s Most Serious Economic Problems.
Read moreThe Washington, D.C.-Based Tax Foundation Has Calculated That About $2 Billion Worth Of Taxpayer Money From The Democratic-passed American Rescue Plan Act Is Allocated To Local Governments That Don’t Exist Or Aren’t In Financial Distress.
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