Tolls could save beat-up I-80 August 20, 2019 by Kerry Drake 9 Comments While some legislators want to study the tolling issue to death, the transportation committee made the wise decision to move forward.
Failure of ‘big box tax’ was Legislature’s folly OpinionApril 2, 2019 by Kerry Drake 2 Comments Corporate income tax would have helped fund public schools, but many state senators decided their own reelection campaigns were more important.
Companies, activists unite against corporate income tax February 15, 2019 by Andrew Graham 3 Comments Romance bloomed between corporate lobbyists and anti-tax activists at a Valentine’s Day hearing of a corporate income tax bill.
The long winding road to a Wyoming corporate income tax OpinionJanuary 29, 2019 by Michael Madden 3 Comments A constitutional amendment from 1973 that has long forestalled income taxes ironically makes HB220 — a brilliant piece of legislation — politically viable.
Legislative entourage backs income tax on big corporations January 22, 2019 by Andrew Graham 3 Comments Nearly every leading lawmaker is backing a bill to raise $45 million a year for schools by imposing income tax on out-of-state corporations