State tax revenues

Gov. Kathy Hochul and legislative leaders struck a budget deal that promises a little less pain at the pump, help for working parents, and new tax breaks.

Riding a demographic shift that predates the pandemic, Idaho has seen its sales tax collections increase by almost 40%.

Opponents of the plan filed a lawsuit claiming a state summary of a November ballot question misleads voters.

Advice from accountants on economic incentives can help bring more tax revenue and employment to communities.

A spate of lawsuits claims that the restrictions violate states' rights to manage their finances.

Vertex's annual Mid-Year Report reveals the COVID-19-driven differences in the way jurisdictions are approaching rates.

This is the third acquisition Sovos has made this fiscal year.

Most states have managed to get through the COVID-19 pandemic without increasing taxes, despite predictions last year, according to a new report.

They claim the provision to prevent them from using federal money to fund lower taxes is unconstitutional.

The richest New York City residents could soon face the highest combined tax rates in the U.S.

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker is seeking to cut spending and end some corporate tax breaks to help close the worst-rated state’s nearly $3 billion deficit in the coming fiscal year.

Public debates over immigration reform often suffer from scarce and erroneous information about the tax contributions of undocumented immigrants, particularly at the state level.

America’s governors aren’t waiting for Washington to stimulate their economies.

The unexpected revenue may undercut their push for federal aid to deal with the pandemic.

A Massachusetts plan would make remittances automatic and immediate.

Practitioners share their expectations around the potential for more action from tax authorities.

Revenue dropped 6 percent as the pandemic triggered economic shutdowns across the country, according to data from 44 states compiled by the Urban Institute.

The recent announcement of potential financial transaction taxes in New York and New Jersey alongside new regulations represent a growing operational challenge.

Coronavirus costs and revenue shortfalls may mean increases at all levels.

At least 39 states did not have enough money to pay all of their bills at the end of 2019, leaving them ill-prepared to shoulder the costs of the novel coronavirus pandemic, according to a new report.