Utah Taxpayers
  • Publications
    • The Pork Barrel
    • Beehive Family
    • Cost of City
    • Cost of County
    • Fast Tax
    • How Utah Compares
    • Legislative Scorecard
    • Newsletters
    • School Spending
  • Events
    • Legislative Outlook Conference
    • Taxes Now Conference
    • Golf Tournament
  • Legislative
    • Watchlist
    • Legislative Scorecard
    • Friend of the Taxpayer
  • About
    • History
    • Purpose
    • Criteria
    • Contact Us
Select Page

Biden’s Budget Proposal for 2025 – In With the Tax Hikes and Out With the Common Sense!

by Rusty Cannon | Mar 29, 2024 | Newsletters, The Utah Taxpayer

While the 2024 Presidential election gets into full swing both of the candidates will make countless statements about how they would govern the country. Both candidates are a sitting President and former President and have track records to indicate how they would...

Voting With Their Feet – Migration Statistics and State Taxes

by Rusty Cannon | Mar 29, 2024 | Newsletters, The Utah Taxpayer

Do people consider taxes when they decide where to live?  While the Utah Taxpayers Association might be a little biased, we believe the data proves that, on a macro level, it definitely is a major factor. A careful study of migration patterns throughout history...

New Fiscal Year Revenue Estimates Released for FY 2025, Teeing Up Another Conversation On Lower Taxes

by Rusty Cannon | Mar 4, 2024 | Newsletters, The Utah Taxpayer

During the February 23rd Executive Appropriations Committee (EAC) meeting, updated revenue estimates for the upcoming fiscal year of 2025 were released.  This is a critical number for setting the upcoming agenda for tax policy. While the Legislature sets the spending...

The Trend Continues: Americans Flock To Low Tax States

by Rusty Cannon | Jan 31, 2024 | Newsletters, The Utah Taxpayer

For decades, taxpaying Americans have been fleeing high tax states and flocking to low tax states. With recent data available for 2023, that trend continues in full force and there are both short and long term consequences for states that understand the benefits of...

Socks and Underwear For Christmas – Time to Cut the State Budget

by Rusty Cannon | Jan 3, 2024 | Newsletters, The Utah Taxpayer

While many Utah and across the globe open bright and shiny new items on Christmas morning, the Utah Taxpayers Association believes that the gifts in the 2025 fiscal year budget being unwrapped during the upcoming Legislative session should be the gift that nobody...
« Older Entries
Next Entries »

GO
Generic filters
Exact matches only
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
Copyright 2019 - UtahTaxpayers.Org