Legislation removing state’s asset tax law headed to the governor
The Pennsylvania Senate unanimously approved a House bill Wednesday that eliminates an asset tax law that has been on the books since 1935.
Month: October 2019
Groups vent concerns about RestorePa plan
In her eight years on Ebensburg’s borough council, Cecilia Houser has witnessed the gas industry’s “Impact Fee” restore area streams, improve a borough park and support fundraising efforts for Hastings Swimming Pool.
How can the government collect more money? New Pennsylvania ruling to increase number of corporations being taxed
The Pennsylvania Department of Revenue’s plan to dramatically increase the number of corporations being taxed has drawn reaction from lawmakers and think tanks.
Marriage of plastics industry and Penn College flourishing
There is a giant growing in Beaver County in western Pennsylvania.
Census Bureau: State tax collections in Pennsylvania reach $38.4 billion, 5th highest in U.S.
State tax revenues in Pennsylvania amount to $38.4 billion, the fifth highest tally among the 50 states, according to newly released data from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Gov. Wolf seeks to cap Pa.’s power plant emissions and join regional carbon market
Gov. Tom Wolf plans to join a coalition of regional states to set a mandatory, shrinking cap on the amount of carbon dioxide that can be released from Pennsylvania’s fossil fuel power plants.