It appears some of North Carolina's corporate subsidy supporters dodged a bullet by not securing the Amazon HQ. New York and Virginia handed out some $2 billion in handouts to land ... Keep Reading
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Newspaper: Races Appear to be Tightening for Final Stretch
According to the Civitas Poll, Republicans gained some momentum for October when compared to the previous month. While the midterm elections are headed into the home stretch, ... Keep Reading
Some Final Thoughts on the Tax Cap Amendment
Long before the American Founders, the Christian theologian Thomas Aquinas noted: “No government has a right to levy taxes beyond the limit determined by the people.” On ... Keep Reading
NC Leftists Want to Keep 90 Percent Tax Hike in Play
The Left's drumbeat against North Carolina's proposed constitutional amendment to lower the state's constitutional income tax rate from 10 percent to 7 percent continues. Sadly ... Keep Reading
The Huge Oversight in Justice Center’s “NC State Taxes are Regressive” Story
The far-left NC Justice Center is once again touting the annual report put out by the left-wing Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP) titled "Who Pays?" The purpose of ... Keep Reading
More Faulty Tax Cap Arguments from Big Government Promoters
The N&O published an oped by Richard Nordan, a Raleigh attorney and CPA, opposing the tax cap amendment slated to be on ballots next month. Big government apologists must be ... Keep Reading
What the N&R Editors Missed in Their Amendment Opposition
The Greensboro News & Record this week expressed opposition over the six constitutional amendments going on ballots this fall in NC. One concern they had was the alleged ... Keep Reading
Time to Ditch the State Corporate Tax?
The Tax Foundation yesterday posted data on state corporate income taxes paid per capita. North Carolina finished 31st highest, with $105 in corporate tax collections per ... Keep Reading
The High Price of NC Democrats’ “Promises”
North Carolina Democrats have outlined election year “promises” in a new document, Our Carolina Promise Implementing the proposals would add nearly $5 billion to the state ... Keep Reading
Lowering the Tax Cap is a Step in the Right Direction
--Leah Byers This November, North Carolina voters will decide on a constitutional amendment to lower the state’s cap on income taxes to 7 percent from its current level of 10 ... Keep Reading
