The John Locke Foundation and a dozen other free-market public policy groups across the country have joined forces to support a nationally important lawsuit. It’s designed to protect workers’ rights.…
This week, Carolina Journal’s Don Carrington reported on the potential denial of as much as $500 million in renewable energy tax credits to investors. Carrington reports: For two decades, the…
A case involving partisan gerrymandering has grabbed the headlines, but the U.S. Supreme Court already has ruled this month against the state of North Carolina in a different dispute. Specifically,…
Lawmakers interested in improving rural access to health care should consider loosening restrictions on nurse practitioners. Katherine Restrepo explains why during the next edition of Carolina Journal Radio. Roy Cordato…
Peter Coy of Bloomberg Businessweek describes a recent controversy that could impact the future of taxation at the state government level. On Dec. 31 the California Supreme Court issued a…
Still think the IRS didn’t intentionally target tax-exempt groups for special tax scrutiny? Following is a a news release issued today by the U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Government…
View in your browser. The Revenue Laws Study Committee has met regularly during legislative interims since 1979, and this year was no different. The committee had its final meeting yesterday…
Sure, North Carolina’s 2013 tax reform debate took a number of twists and turns. But at least no one in the Tar Heel State suggested passing a law designed to…
The Senate, the House, and the Governor are all talking about it, and they all have different ideas. Tax reform is going to happen; the questions are more about what…
You probably won’t be laughing if you’re scrambling to finish your income tax return before the April 15 deadline. But Deroy Murdock devotes his latest column to some of the…
A unanimous three-judge panel of the N.C. Court of Appeals reversed a lower court this morning in ruling that the N.C. Department of Revenue can assess Food Lion’s parent company…
A team of attorneys from Winston-Salem-based Womble Carlyle argue before the Supreme Court that the Internal Revenue Service was three t years too late with its audit of tax returns…