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State budget writers hear dire forecasts during economic roundtable with key experts
One of the panelists, the Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation, projected that tax collections in fiscal 2021 will drop by $4.4 billion, or 14.1 percent below the benchmark that top budget officials agreed to back in January. The report from the...
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Coronavirus-induced Massachusetts budget crisis could cause ‘human suffering’ without federal bail out
Tax revenue gains that lawmakers had hoped to use on education and transportation this year have been decimated as the economy has ground to a halt because of COVID-19. Revenues are now projected to fall by $4.4 billion — or 14.1 percent — below the...
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Coronavirus leaves economists uncertain: 8 takes on COVID-19′s final toll on Massachusetts
Tax collections that lawmakers had hoped would propel big investments in education and transportation this year are now projected to fall by $4.4 billion, or 14.1 percent below the benchmark that top budget officials agreed to back in January,...
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‘Sobering’ estimates mean budgeting with billions less
Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation President Eileen McAnneny said unemployment in the second quarter of 2020 could push toward 18 percent, with 570,000 jobs lost and a $4.4 billion, or 14.1%, decline in projected revenue for the next fiscal year....
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Virus news: Police officer dies; daily death toll passes 100
Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation President Eileen McAnneny said the state could see a decline of billions of dollars in revenue and massive layoffs as high as 570,000 that could push the unemployment rate to nearly 18%. https://apnews.com...
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State budget writers are starting over
The Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation estimated the revenue shortfall in the current fiscal year will be between $300 million and $500 million, while the Center for State Policy Analysis pegged it at between $500 million and $750 million. Both...
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More Help Is Likely on the Way for States and Localities and the Coronavirus-caused Recession
Massachusetts is facing scrutiny on two fronts as public markets collapse and pressure on government pensions for its nearly 300,000 public employees and retirees and budgets rise. The commonwealth’s credit rating could take the real hit in all of...
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McAnneny op-ed: State budget process must go on
"The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted seemingly everything about our normal routines, and the state’s budget process on Beacon Hill is no exception. Three of the unique challenges facing lawmakers warrant mentioning," says MTF president Eileen...
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Biz group floats idea of delaying ed funding law
"It seems highly likely that the fiscal 2021 budget will be most difficult in recent memory," Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation President Eileen McAnneny wrote in a letter to Ways and Means Chairmen Sen. Michael Rodrigues and Aaron...
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OFFICERSChair:Kristin LewisSVP, Executive VP & Chief Public & Community Affairs Officer, Point32HealthVice Chair:Dominick IannoHead of State Government Relations, Law Department, MassMutualTreasurer:Matthew SchnallPartner, Morgan...
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