How to cut Wyoming’s education budget shortfall in half without raising taxes or drawing money from savings
Wyoming lawmakers who want to cut public education talk like the state is so broke they simply have no option. […]
Tax Reform
Revenue Committee members clap back at no-taxes-ever corporate lobbyists
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Revenue Committee to consider property tax bill to fund schools and reduce tax burden on low-income homeowners
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Raising cigarette taxes is a popular, commonsense way to raise revenues, save money, and improve Wyoming’s health
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Peterson, Curley, and who pays if Wyoming moves away from minerals
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Fearful of proposing new revenues, State Senator uses fake math to argue for education cuts
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Amidst education funding crisis, Wyoming cities remind Legislature that they’re broke, too
A legislative committee has agreed to draft a bill that would provide $105 million to local governments for the next
Wyoming travel industry wants a new tourism tax so it can invest in and pay for itself
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Lawmaker proposes to divert mineral tax revenues from savings accounts and use them to fund education instead
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Smoke ’em if ya got ’em: Tobacco lobbyists bamboozle legislators and score a victory for their industry
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