NO CAP? Detractors ask “What’s the ceiling?” on private school tax credits
Gov. Kay Ivey's plan to provide a $7,000 tax credit to students attending private schools would cost taxpayers at least $100 million. On Wednesday, concerned groups asked lawmakers if $100 million is the “floor”, what is the upper limit? “You've given us a floor, but we don't have a ceiling. We have a base amount […]
Schwarzenegger credits Times columnist for his political career
SACRAMENTO — Former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's decision to run for governor of California in the historic 2003 election when voters recalled Democratic Gov. Gray Davis and replaced him with a Republican action movie superstar , credited Los Angeles Times columnist George Skelton. The revelation comes in a new mini-documentary about Skelton, a prominent columnist who […]
State allocates 100% of 2024 Affordable Housing Tax Credits in 2023
Posted by: Staff June 7, 2023 First Initiative Aimed at Rapidly Building More Affordable Homes in Arizona Phoenix, Arizona – The Arizona Department of Housing (ADOH) today announced it has allocated more than $22 million in 2023 of the 2024 federal Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC). The state is taking this unusual step to […]
Camp Verde housing projects receive federal tax credits
The Arizona Department of Housing announced on Thursday, June 1, that it has allocated the full $22 million annual portion of the 2024 federal low-income housing tax credit to fund 15 affordable housing developments in the state. Total project cost is $34.6 million. The two projects at Camp Verde are among them. The Yavapai Apache […]
Iowa GOP Reps Lobbied For Green Tax Credits That Benefit A ‘Megadonor’ Supporting Their Campaigns
All four of Iowa’s House GOP lawmakers raised thousands of dollars in donations from donors involved in developing a carbon dioxide pipeline, according to campaign finance records, before the House GOP debt ceiling bill paid taxes on carbon storage. Worked to protect the deduction. The Iowa Union (Rep. Randy Feenstra, Ashley Hinson, Marianette Miller-Meeks, and […]
