ITEP State Rundown
State Rundown 10/5: Forecasting Ain’t Easy
October 5, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
Although the weather is beginning to cool down in parts of the country, the same cannot be said for many state economies, which are still running hot. That, however, doesn’t mean that the good times are guaranteed to last...
State Rundown 9/21: Earth, Wind, Fire & Taxes Edition
September 21, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
Do you remember/the big tax news innn September? Well, if not, we at ITEP got you covered...
State Rundown 9/7: Labor Day Week Provides Sobering Reminder of Steps Forward, Back
September 7, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
Though Labor Day has passed, advocates on the ground in states across the country are continuing to uphold the spirit of the labor movement...
State Rundown 8/10: States Still Talking Taxes as IRA Dominates Headlines
August 10, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
While federal tax policy has dominated the headlines with the Senate’s recent approval of the Inflation Reduction Act, lawmakers in statehouses across the country...
State Rundown 7/27: It’s (Sales Tax) Holiday Season, But Who’s Really Celebrating?
July 27, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
It’s the holiday season – well, the sales tax holiday season, that is. But after taking a closer look, you may notice that there is little to celebrate...
State Rundown 7/13: Let’s Make a Deal
July 13, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
From the Bay State to the Golden State, lawmakers across the nation are making deals and negotiating budgets with major tax implications...
State Rundown 6/29: Sun’s Out, Session’s (Still) In
June 29, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
Although the sun is shining and Independence Day is right around the corner, many state lawmakers are still indoors hammering out the details of future budgets or still hard at work passing laws...
State Rundown 6/22: Southern States Edition
June 22, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
With many state legislative sessions wrapped or wrapping up, we at ITEP want to take a moment to direct your attention south, and specifically, to the American South...
State Rundown 6/15: States on Alert as Inflation Concerns Rise
June 15, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
With inflation dominating headlines both nationally and locally, state lawmakers around the U.S. are searching for ways to put their revenues to good use, and not surprisingly, some options are better than others...
State Rundown 6/8: Tax Policy Features Prominently During Budget and Primary Season
June 8, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
As voters head to the polls to weigh in on their state’s primary elections and legislators convene to hash out budget deals, tax policy remains atop the agenda...
State Rundown 5/25: Tax Discussions Heating Up as Summer Begins
May 25, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
While the temperature ticks up outside, the temperature in state legislatures around the country has fallen slightly. But with several states still dealing with ongoing tax and budget issues, this summer could be a hot one...
State Rundown 5/11: Mid-Year Special Elections and Primary Season Kicks Off with Taxes in the Spotlight
May 11, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
As 2022 inches closer to its midpoint, important tax policy decisions are being put in the hands of voters, as special elections and the primary season begin...
State Rundown 4/27: States Remain Active on the Tax Front
April 27, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
While tax discussions among federal lawmakers continue in fits and starts, major tax news continues to make waves across the nation...
State Rundown 4/20: New Tax Changes in Full Bloom
April 20, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
This Spring looks to be bringing a mix of showers and flowers as states around the nation continue to act on a range of tax proposals...
State Rundown 4/13: Recent State Budgets Prove Not All Tax Cuts are the Same
April 13, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
Two prominent blue states made headlines this past week when they passed budget agreements that include relief for taxpayers, and fortunately, the budget plans don’t include costly tax cuts that primarily benefit the wealthy...
State Rundown 4/6: Late-Session Surprises Pt. 2
April 6, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
Last week we highlighted how several states were pushing through regressive tax cuts as their legislative sessions are coming to a close. Well, this week many of those same states took further actions on those bills and it’s safe to say we’re even less impressed than before...
State Rundown 3/30: Late-Session Surprises Leave Us Unimpressed
March 30, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
Several states have dropped a few late-session surprises, and from the looks of it, they’re not the good kind...
State Rundown 3/23: Spring Brings More Tax Happenings
March 23, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
Spring is around the corner and like those pesky allergies that come along with it, equally pesky tax proposals continue to pop up in states across the U.S....
State Rundown 3/16: The Scramble to Curb Rising Gas Prices is On
March 16, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
Rising gas prices have lawmakers around the country searching for ways to ease the pressure on consumers and almost half the states are considering reducing or temporarily repealing their gas tax, but another idea is taking hold...
State Rundown 3/9: One State Stands Out Amid the Avalanche of Tax Cuts
March 9, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
The avalanche of regressive tax-cut proposals coming out of state legislatures has not slowed over the course of the winter months, but one state has provided a shot of hope to advocates of tax equity...
State Rundown 3/2: State Tax News When You Need It
March 2, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
ITEP is happy to announce the launch of our new State Tax Watch page, where you can find out about the most up-to-date tax proposals and permanent legislative changes happening across the country...
State Rundown 2/23: Temporary Surplus, Permanent Cuts
February 23, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
Several state legislatures are continuing to push ahead this year with significant tax cut packages that are regressive and would dramatically reduce revenues and leave states in a bad position should they experience another unexpected economic shock...
State Rundown 2/16: Spending Priorities Emerge as the Votes Are Counted
February 16, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
State lawmakers have been busy working out deals and negotiating how best to use excess revenues, and as the votes are beginning to come in, spending priorities are becoming clearer...
State Rundown 2/10: Dems Also Set Sights on Tax Cuts
February 10, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
While record state revenue surpluses have led to big pushes in red states to make unnecessary permanent income and corporate tax cuts, Democrats are also getting in on the tax-cut mania...
State Rundown 2/2: The First Tax Cut Domino Falls…
February 2, 2022 • By ITEP Staff
One-time payments have become a common theme around the country, as Idaho is one of roughly eleven states with plans to provide tax relief in a similar fashion...
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