2017 Economic Perspectives on State and Local Taxes

May 12, 2017 | 8:30AM - 2:30PM
Cambridge, MA, United States
Speakers: Robert Triest, Nicole Kaeding, Michael Leachman, Jenna DeAngelo, Catherine Collins, Gerald Korngold, Ellen Harpel, Joshua Goodman
Co-Sponsor: New England Public Policy Center, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston

This program allows legislators from New England to consider the state and local taxes of their cities and towns from an economic perspective. This small interactive seminar is co-sponsored with the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.

This is an invitation only event.
Invitation Only, No Registration
Open for registration: 
April 17, 2017 – May 1, 2017
Language: 
English
Cost: 
Free
Registration fee: 
Free
Event Location: 
Lincoln Institute of Land Policy
113 Brattle Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
United States
Downloads: 
PDF icon Agenda
PDF icon The Prospects for Federal Tax Reform and Likely Impacts on State and Local Governments: Nicole Kaeding
PDF icon Impact of the Federal Budget on State and Local Governments: Michael Leachman
PDF icon Leaving Money on the Table: The Challenge of Unspent Federal Grants: Jenna DeAngelo
PDF icon Property Tax Trends Across the U.S.: Catherine Collins
PDF icon The Potential for Value Capture as a Revenue Raising Tool in the U.S.: Gerald Korngold
PDF icon Regional Economic Update: Robert Triest
PDF icon Lessons Learned as an Economic Development Consultant: Ellen Harpel
PDF icon State Evaluation of Economic Development Incentives--Progress Made and Challenges Remaining: Joshua Goodman
PDF icon Property Tax Year in Review 2016: Catherine Collins
Related links: 
Michael Leachman: Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
House Republican Health Plan Would Shift Costs to States
At Risk: Federal Grants to State and Local Governments
Repealing Federal Estate Tax Would Likely Deprive States of Needed Revenue and Tilt Tax Systems Toward the Wealthy
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities Blog: State Budget and Tax by Michael Leachman
Making Tax Incentives Work: Lessons from Boston, Massachusetts
Smart Incentives: Helping Economic Development Professionals Make Sound Incentives Decisions
How States are Improving Tax Incentives for Jobs and Growth
Federal Tax Reform: The Impact on States
50-State Property Tax Comparison Study for Taxes Paid in 2016
Economic Development, Economics, Local Government, Property Taxation, Public Finance, Taxation, Valuation, Value Capture

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