“New Markets” Tax Credit is a Bad Investment
Bill Analysis: House Bill 439 (LC 37 1964ERS) House Bill 439 proposes a costly new tax break called the Georgia…
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Bill Analysis: House Bill 439 (LC 37 1964ERS) House Bill 439 proposes a costly new tax break called the Georgia…
The Georgia House of Representatives this week rearranged the state’s 2016 budget plan for education, health care and human services…
As published in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Feb. 11, 2015. Some powerful Georgia lawmakers are floating a plan to move…
The governor’s proposed 2016 budget directs $2.45 billion to the Department of Community Health, not including money for agencies attached…
House Transportation Package Leaves out New Revenues, Could Harm Key Services Georgia needs a sustained commitment to transportation that includes…
More for Child Welfare, but Other Services Still in Need The governor’s $547 million human services budget proposed for the…
Still About $470 Million Short of Funding Formula The $8.49 billion for public schools in Governor Deal’s budget proposal shrinks…
Georgia foregoes billions of dollars in state revenue each year through dozens of credits, deductions and other special preferences called…
Georgia will forego about $8 billion in the upcoming 2016 budget year due to dozens of credits, deductions and other…
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