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Mar 28, 2007
TRANSPORTATION
TRANSPORTATION
Jan 01, 2007
PUBLIC FINANCE > Revenue
Tax revenues will grow much more slowly in 2007 and 2008 than they did the past two years, according to a forecast released today by the Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation.
PUBLIC FINANCE > Revenue
Nov 01, 2006
PUBLIC FINANCE > Municipal
The overall municipal financial picture stabilized in 2006. Nevertheless, most communities continue to face a fiscal squeeze as underlying costs grow faster than revenues, according to the Foundation's 36th annual analysis of local revenues and...
PUBLIC FINANCE > Municipal
Sep 01, 2006
PUBLIC FINANCE > Budget > FY 2009
In its annual review of state finances, the Foundation cautions that while the Commonwealth is in its third year of financial recovery, the state's leaders now face the challenge of choosing from a long list of competing funding priorities that far...
PUBLIC FINANCE > Budget > FY 2009
Aug 01, 2006
HEALTH CARE
"In recent testimony (August 8) before the Division of Health Care Finance and Policy, MTF President Michael J. Widmer said that the proposed regulation issued by the Division fairly reflects the compromise agreement reached by the legislative...
HEALTH CARE
Jun 01, 2006
PUBLIC FINANCE > Budget > FY Pre-2008
In a new analysis of the Commonwealth's financial situation, the Foundation focuses on a mounting appetite for new initiatives that threatens to overwhelm the state's ongoing fiscal capacity.
PUBLIC FINANCE > Budget > FY Pre-2008
Apr 01, 2006
PUBLIC FINANCE > Budget > FY Pre-2008
In its annual review of state finances, the Foundation cautions that while the Commonwealth is in its third year of financial recovery, the state's leaders now face the challenge of choosing from a long list of competing funding priorities that far...
PUBLIC FINANCE > Budget > FY Pre-2008
Feb 01, 2006
PUBLIC FINANCE > Budget > FY Pre-2008
In its new analysis of Governor Romney's proposed 2007 budget, the Foundation highlights the budget's focus on restoring local aid to cities and towns and providing financial support for health care reform. At the same time, however, the more than $1...
PUBLIC FINANCE > Budget > FY Pre-2008
Jan 01, 2006
EDUCATION
The state's public colleges would gain millions of dollars in new revenue if undocumented immigrants were allowed to attend these schools at in-state tuition rates, according to an analysis released today by the Foundation.
EDUCATION
Dec 01, 2005
HEALTH CARE
In a new analysis of proposals by the Governor, House and Senate to expand health care access for the uninsured, the Foundation concludes that the House's plan to impose a new payroll tax would raise virtually no new revenues. The report makes a...
HEALTH CARE