State Tax Advisory Board discusses President's proposals and more

Article Abstract:

Bill Clinton's tax proposals should significantly increase business taxes because of the loss of deductions in addition to the increase in the top corporate tax rate. This combination will tax businesses at a higher rate on more income because the deductions will no longer reduce total income. However, this does make tax incentives and credits more valuable for their ability to reduce taxable income. States should be generally unaffected by the tax plan but they are concerned about a value-added tax which would cut into traditional state revenue sources. Many tax cases are also discussed.

Analysis, Taxation, Clinton, Bill, Corporate taxes, Tax deductions, Corporations, Tax policy, Dean, Gary, Ferguson, Fred, Hayden, William T.

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State tax trends

Article Abstract:

A panel discussion on state taxation issues is presented. Several cases and laws relating to state taxation are discussed.

Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Laws, regulations and rules, State taxation, Drury, Charles W., Eisenstadt, Amy, Wethekam, Marilyn A., Gall, Maryann B., Kranz, Stephen P.B., Pomp, Richard D., Rosen, Arthur R., Daigh, Bruce, Egr, Mary Jane, Gillis, Timothy, Miller, Benjamin, Wetzler, James

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