Continue to Site »
Site will load in
second(s)
Top Story:
What Happened to Federalism?
ADVERTISEMENT
Subscribe
Newsletters
Advertise
Home
Topics
Education
Finance
Health and Human Services
Infrastructure and Environment
Management and Labor
Politics
Public Safety
Urban
Columns & Blogs
Columns
B&G Report
Dispatch
Economic Engines
Management Insights
Potomac Chronicle
Public Finance
Public Money
Smart Management
Tech Talk
Blogs
Better, Faster, Cheaper
Bring on the Funk
By the Numbers
Daybook
FedWatch
Politics
Public Great
View
Magazine
Events & Webinars
Books
Papers
Multimedia
Photos
Videos
Gov-Data
Current:
Generations
Public Sector Degrees
GOVERNING Data
The Governing Institute
Public Finance
Contributing Authors
Penelope Lemov
E-mail:
plemov@governing.com
Dissecting State and Local Finances
BY:
Penelope Lemov
| September 13, 2012
A look at past, present and future issues that have been swept under the fiscal rug.
1 Comments
Lowering the High Cost of an Agency's Real Estate Move
BY:
Penelope Lemov
| August 30, 2012
A private banker has an idea for "rentalizing" upfront costs when agencies consolidate and move into smaller office space.
Bonds: A New Way to Fund Clean Energy
BY:
Penelope Lemov
| August 16, 2012
A new initiative hopes to pair the science of alternative energies with the power of bond financing.
2 Comments
Checking In On the Amazon Tax Battle
BY:
Penelope Lemov
| August 2, 2012
States have been battling Amazon and other online retailers over sales tax collection for years. Have they finally made progress?
7 Comments
Can Eminent Domain Help End the Foreclosure Crisis?
BY:
Penelope Lemov
| July 12, 2012
Wall Street opposes the idea, but a county in California thinks it can use eminent domain to seize underwater mortgages and restructure them on behalf of homeowners.
2 Comments
The Very Public Private-Sector Retirement Problem
BY:
Penelope Lemov
| June 28, 2012
The Great Recession was hard on private workers. Will states and localities have to rescue them?
Taking Tax Cuts to a Deeper Level
BY:
Penelope Lemov
| June 14, 2012
Four states have already considered eliminating income or property taxes this year.
4 Comments
The Latest Wrinkles in the Muni Bond Market
BY:
Penelope Lemov
| May 24, 2012
While things appear to be looking up, new questions arise about loans, debts and borrowings from banks.
3 Comments
Sales Tax Zapped by Zappers
BY:
Penelope Lemov
| May 10, 2012
As technology improves, more and more businesses are using tax zappers to skim sales taxes.
1 Comments
Stockton, California’s Debt Problems May Set Precedent
BY:
John E. Petersen
| May 2012
How Stockton's story unfolds could have major consequences for public employee pensions and bondholders nationwide.
9 Comments
The Case for a State-Owned Bank
BY:
Penelope Lemov
| April 12, 2012
One professor argues it's a way to bring revenue gushing into state coffers.
9 Comments
The Volcker Rule's Role in the Muni Market
BY:
Penelope Lemov
| March 29, 2012
A reform aimed at Wall Street is taking a shot at the bonds states and localities issue.
Fracking Tax Issues and Logistics
BY:
Penelope Lemov
| March 15, 2012
Hydraulic fracturing is being touted as a revenue bonanza for the 35 states that have shale gas potential, but it's not without its issues.
4 Comments
A Bank for Infrastructure Funding
BY:
Penelope Lemov
| March 1, 2012
Legislation moving through Congress could help states and localities finance public works projects.
7 Comments
State Tax Codes in Need of Repair
BY:
John E. Petersen
| March 2011
State tax codes are filled with a legion of special treatments that could very well lead to a state’s fiscal destruction.
PREV
1
| 2 |
3
|
4
|
5
|
6
|
7
|
8
|
9
NEXT
Get Governing News
View Sample
Follow @governing
Most Viewed
This Section
|
Whole Site
A Third Way for Public Pensions: Adjustable Pension Plans
The Effect of Federal Budget Cuts on States and Localities
What's Wrong with Kansas' Tax Reform?
Gun Taxes and State Revenues
Fracking Tax Issues and Logistics
How Tennessee Plans to Solve Its IT Problems
A Third Way for Public Pensions: Adjustable Pension Plans
Bike Lane Battles Heat Up
Los Angeles Discovers $42.6 Million Lost Through Accounting Error
Cities Fight States Over Mandatory Sick Leave Policies
Comments
Do Tax Breaks for Senior Citizens Pay for Themselves?
"I am much more receptive to empirical data, and the evidence I see here in Wisconsin...."
What's Wrong with Kansas' Tax Reform?
"There's an exodus in Kansas too. In fact, one out of three counties in this state will..."
A Third Way for Public Pensions: Adjustable Pension Plans
"Al, if you see this can you define COLA in this instance? Is it referring to the Colorado..."
Fracking Tax Issues and Logistics
"The one thing that everyone in this thread is not realizing is that back in 1987, the..."
Events & Webinars
GOV - Leadership Forum: Georgia - 2013
May 29, 2013
GOV - Future Structure: Water Waste & Energy - Summit - 2013
August 29, 2013
More Events & Webinars
© 2011 e.Republic, Inc. All Rights reserved. |
Privacy Policy
|
Site Map
Get Governing News