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Release: Utah Cities Encouraged to Exit Struggling Power Project

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Understanding Utah Property Taxes

Congressman John Curtis Should Be Applauded For Reminding Taxpayers: Government Run Broadband Networks Don’t Work

Cannon’s Canon: Utah Will Have Another Huge Surplus – It Is Time for the Legislature To Return Money To Taxpayers Instead of Spending It

Interim Committees Examine Possibility of Future Tax Cuts and Changing the Structure of Funding Transportation Infrastructure

Utah’s Drought: The Real Way to Encourage Conservation is Through a Change in Tax Policy

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Utah Cities Encouraged to Once Again Exit Struggling Nuclear Project

Taxpayers Association Asks U.S. Treasury Secretary for Guidance on New Federal Law’s Effect on State Tax Cuts

Second Utah City Withdraws from the UAMPS Small Modular Reactor Project

New Information Disclosed in Meeting Closed to Public Points to Major Budget Commitments, Delay Risks in UAMPS Power Project

Utah House District 56 Republican Primary: Setting The Record Straight

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New Association Report Calculates How Much the Typical Utah Family Pays in Taxes and Fees

Association Examines 28 Taxes and Fees in Brand New Booklet, Fast Tax

Utah Taxpayers Association Wins Income Tax Cuts for Families, Seniors & Veterans and Cuts in Business Personal Property Taxes; Releases 2021 Legislative Scorecard

Utah Per Pupil Spending Cracks $10,000 Annually, According to New Association Report

Annual Report Finds Utahns Spend $643 Per Person on City Government on Average

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