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Tax Comparisons
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of Dr. Joyce at the PARCA Annaul Meeting |
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50 State
Property Tax Comparisons 2004 |
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41 State
Income Tax Comparisons 2003 |
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A Review and
Analysis of Total State and Local Business Taxes: A 50-State Study of the Taxes Paid by
Business in FY 2003 |
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Basic State Budget Data |
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PARCA Analysis of Census Bureau Tax
Comparisons |
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How States Tax Retirement
Income (A report by the National Conference of State Legislatures) |
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How Alabama Ranks on Tax Freedom
Day: Special Report of the Tax Foundation |
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How Alabama's Taxes Compare," Remarks to
the Alabama Retail Association, Nov. 14, 2001(.pdf format, requires Adobe Acrobat
reader) |
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State & Local Taxes Per Capita,
2000 |
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State & Local Taxes Per Capita,
1999 |
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State & Local Taxes Per
Capita, 1998 |
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How Alabama's
Taxes Compare (PARCA Report No. 42, Spring
2001) |
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How Alabama's
Taxes Compare (PARCA Report No. 37, Summer 1999) |
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How Alabama's
Taxes Compare (PARCA Report No. 31, Fall 1997) |
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Tax Issues
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Links
to Southeastern States' Department of Revenue |
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Links to Other Tax, Finance, & Debt
Related Sites
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State Sources
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Tax Reform Reports
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National Sources & Associations
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Census Bureau Data on Governments
Census Bureau programs covering local, state and Federal agencies and activities. |
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Federation
of Tax Administrators FTA serves as a source of information and expertise for state
administrators and others on the workings of state tax agencies and systems as well as
issues generally affecting tax policy and administration. |
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Council of State Governments
The Fiscal and Budget Policy Group of the Council of State Governments focuses on
financial, tax and budget policies within the states. Tracking trends on budget
shortfalls, tax changes and state spending, the group provides information to state
policy-makers on how other states are coping with critical financial problems. |
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Stateline.org This site is
operated by the Pew Center on the States, a research organization administered by the
University of Richmond, and funded by The Pew Charitable Trusts. Stateline.org was founded
in order to help journalists, policy makers and engaged citizens become better informed
about innovative public policies |
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The
National Association of State Budget Officers The National Association of State Budget
Officers Founded in 1945, NASBO serves as the professional organization for all state
budget officers of the fifty states and U.S. territories. NASBO is an independent
association with membership consisting of the heads of state budget offices, state finance
departments and their staffs. |
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Council On State Taxation The Council On
State Taxation(COST) is the premier state tax organization representing taxpayers. COST is
a nonprofit trade association consisting of approximately 550 multistate corporations
engaged in interstate and international business. COST's objective is to preserve and
promote equitable and nondiscriminatory state and local taxation of multijurisdictional
business entities. |
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National
Conference of State Legislatures The NCSL website provides a source for comprehensive
information, research on critical state issues, informative publications, provocative
meetings and seminars. |
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E-commerce taxation issues
This page includes background papers on E-commerce taxation issues, statistics, work being
done on the issues by various groups, and several points to consider in examining how
various tax rules should (or should not) apply to e-commerce. |
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Urban-Brookings Tax Policy
Center This site contains the revenue sources and income tax rates for each state. It
also includes federal tax revenues by state. Tax Facts provides tax information for
citizens, policy analysts, legislators, and the press. Data are compiled from a variety of
sources, including the Urban Institute, Brookings Institution, Internal Revenue Service,
the Joint Committee on Taxation, the Congressional Budget Office, the Department of the
Treasury, the Federation of Tax Administrators, and the Organization for Economic
Cooperation and Development. |
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Tax Foundation the Tax Foundation is the only
organization that: analyzes data from all levels of government; explores the effect of tax
policy on businesses and individuals alike; and channels this information to the general
public. In this way, the Tax Foundation serves as a national clearinghouse, providing
Americans with a better understanding of their tax system and the effects of tax policy. |
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Center
on Budget and Policy Priorities The Center specializes in research and analysis
oriented toward policy decisions that policymakers face at both federal and state levels.
The Center examines data and research findings and produces analyses designed to be
accessible to public officials, other non-profit organizations, and the media. |
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Tax
Rates and Tax Burdens In The District of Columbia -A Nationwide Comparison This
publication from the Government of the District of Columbia, contains two reports: (I) Tax
burdens in Washington, D.C., Compared with Those in the Largest City in Each State, 2001
and (II) A Comparison of Selected Tax Rates in the District of Columbia with Those in the
50 States: A Compendium of Tables. |
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Governmental
Research Association The GRA is the national organization of individuals
professionally engaged in governmental research. The purpose of the Association is to
encourage individuals and organizations to engage in governmental research in the general
interest. Governmental research involves the collection, analysis, and distribution of
factual information on governmental activities to citizens and officials for the
improvement of government and the reduction of its cost. Links are provided to
organizations in other states similar to PARCA. |
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