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Accountants: Wealth leaving Mass. for NH, elsewhere because of 'millionaire's tax'
Evan Horowitz, executive director of cSPA, says that it is too soon to gauge how much the millionaires tax in Massachusetts is impacting decisions by high-income households to move out of the state.
The Boston Globe
Boston, we have a property tax problem
This article cites research from cSPA that projected declining office values could cumulatively drag Boston’s tax revenue as much as $1.5 billion below prior estimates over the next five years.
Los Angeles Times
Opinion: Are the campus protesters angry enough with Biden to vote for Trump?
This opinion piece quotes Tisch College’s Alberto Medina from his CIRCLE report about young voters’ views on the Israel-Palestine conflict.
NPR
Massachusetts' millionaire tax
Evan Horowitz, director of cSPA, discusses the impact of Massachusetts' “millionaire’s tax,” noting “the net effect is still that the state has more revenue because of this tax than it would have otherwise.”
Dorchester Reporter
Meeting Housing Needs: Use Preservation Act funds, not new fees, to create housing
This opinion piece references a new collaborative report from cSPA that outlines the shortcomings of a proposed real estate transfer tax to help address housing shortages in Massachusetts.
The Boston Globe
Let’s just shut up about the ‘millionaires tax’ for a while
Evan Horowitz, executive director of cSPA, says that it will be a couple of years before an analysis can assess the net impact of the millionaires tax in Massachusetts.
MassLive
Healey admin. awards $37M to boost regional transit efforts from Brockton to the Berkshires
Findings from a new collaborative report from cSPA that examined the state of regional transit agencies in Massachusetts are cited in this article
MassLive