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Archive for the ‘Taxes’ Category
Guest Commentary: Debt Legislation Opens the Door for Tax Increase
The Budget Control Act of 2011 puts Louisiana’s oil and gas industry in a vulnerable position.
Louisiana’s Economic Snapshot – July 2011
Louisiana’s friendly tax climate and steady economic growth have allowed the state to navigate through fragile economic times, but unfunded pension liabilities and a former budget shortfall pose problems for Louisiana’s future.
Study: “F” for Louisiana’s Specialized Labor, Again
New report gives Louisiana an “F” for human capital – a measure of the labor force’s education and skills – for a third year in a row.
Legislative Update: Louisiana’s Taxation Strategies Garner National Attention
Fergus Hodgson provides an overview of tax policy changes within the current legislative session.
Debt Relief Amendment Falters Amid Heated Debate
Despite smooth sailing in the House, the National Debt Relief Amendment came to an abrupt halt this morning. Sen. Karen Peterson (D-New Orleans) came out aggressively against it, and without objection she had it deferred in its Senate committee hearing.