Thrust into the spotlight by becoming the crucial fulcrum on which Louisiana’s fiscal year 2016 budget balances, the state’s inventory/ad valorem tax credit reflects the inefficient, strange outlier tax behind
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On the subject of his proposal to make the state’s inventory tax credit non-refundable, which we explained was an effective tax increase here and Stephen Waguespack greatly expanded upon here,
UPDATE #2: We’re told that Mann’s workload is the result of his wife’s illness, a quick recovery from which we offer our deepest hopes. However, the same link from just
There’s a lot to go through here, so it’s going to be difficult to have a comprehensive reaction until Monday, but it looks as though the Jindal administration is seeking
When Gov. Bobby Jindal reveals his fiscal year 2016 budget tomorrow, it looks as if he will continue the trend of advocating tepid solutions to Louisiana’s pressing budgetary difficulties and
The film industry has scrambled successfully to keep from drying up its mother milk from Louisiana taxpayers, if the suggested “fixes” to the Motion Picture Investor Tax Credit contained in
A guest post from Louisiana Rep. Tim Burns (R-Mandeville)… During the Puritan era, women convicted of adultery were forced to
Last month, the Caddo Parish School Board unanimously put on the ballot in May a plan to use $108 million
Yesterday, RedState’s Leon Wolf offered up a defense to the current onslaught against Bobby Jindal’s record as governor of Louisiana
Louisiana is on the road to progress, but has suddenly come to a crossroads. The state’s budget challenges are a
Unless Congress acts, this will be the year the threats of Obamacare become reality for American employers. This is especially
As the good news/bad news trajectory of oil prices overall negatively impacts Louisiana’s bottom line, political cover to rid the
In the first of what is sure to be a long train of editorials in Louisiana’s newspapers drying over the “crippling”
Yesterday, the St. George organizers put out a detailed response to a report issued by the Baton Rouge Area Chamber
It’s never not the time to discuss state tax rate relief in Louisiana. In fact, it may provide the way
On Friday, a study commissioned by the Baton Rouge Area Foundation and the Baton Rouge Area Chamber analyzed the one-page
Editor’s Note: This post was made in response to a proposal floated by Baton Rouge Mayor-President Kip Holden earlier this
OK, the good news is Shreveport got through 15 ballot items in recent conducted election, including one that would have
Voters on both Caddo and Bossier Parishes, but especially the latter, face some Trojan Horse proposals that likely will raise
