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Revenue for FY 2022 is Nearly Finalized, and Taxpayers Can’t Afford for the Legislature to Kick the Can Down the Road

by Tax Watchdog | May 3, 2022 | Blog, Newsletters, The Utah Taxpayer

Every month the Tax Commission releases its much anticipated update on revenue collections. As has been the case for over five years now, revenue is on a sustainable path.  Income tax is well above target at $3.7 billion (+21.2% versus an adjusted target of 7.8%)....

Two Critical Steps the Utah Legislature Can Take Now To Address Inflation

by Tax Watchdog | Mar 30, 2022 | Blog, Newsletters, The Utah Taxpayer

The United States and the State of Utah have an inflation problem. According to the most recent estimate put out by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, prices in the U.S. are rising at a 7.9% annual clip. If one pivots to just the Mountain West, prices are rising at a 9%...

Big Tax Cuts In Other States Dwarf Utah’s Efforts So Far

by Tax Watchdog | Mar 29, 2022 | Blog, Newsletters, The Utah Taxpayer

Arizona, Iowa, Indiana, North Carolina, Louisiana – the list of states that are cutting income tax rates is growing day by day. These states also have one thing in common – their income tax cuts dwarf what Utah has done so far. This fact should not be lost...

Tips For Fighting Proposed Tax Increases Under Inflation

by Tax Watchdog | Mar 29, 2022 | Blog, Newsletters, The Utah Taxpayer

With cost increases at rates not seen in decades, taxpayers need to be extremely vigilant as government entities  begin to form their budgets.  Cities and school districts may use inflation and other cost increases to justify increasing property taxes through Utah’s...

American Fork City Council Explores (Again) the Possibility of Municipal Fiber

by Tax Watchdog | Mar 7, 2022 | Blog, Newsletters, The Utah Taxpayer

If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. That seems to be American Fork’s motto when it comes to municipal fiber. The American Fork City Council is considering yet another proposal to install fiber across the city, despite the city already doing something...

Legislature Provides Some Tax Relief and Acts on Other Statewide Measures Affecting Taxpayers

by Tax Watchdog | Mar 7, 2022 | Blog, Legislative Watchlist, Newsletters, The Utah Taxpayer

Upon completion of the 2022 Legislative Session, here are some of the legislative priorities we’ve been able to pass, defeat, or continue to work on.  Following Passage of an Income Tax Cut and New Revenue, Legislative Leaders Look to Continue Tax Cuts in 2023 In...
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