Americans For Prosperity – Illinois Responds to Governor Pritzker’s Budget Address
Feb 2, 2022

Springfield, IL – Americans For Prosperity – Illinois (AFP-IL) responded today to Governor Pritzker’s budget address in which he made promises for temporary tax relief after three years of enacting dozens of tax and fee hikes and proposing even larger tax increases. The Governor touted the state’s fiscal situation including the state credit rating increase […]

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Grocery Tax Credits are the Wrong Move for Tax Reform in Utah
Jan 27, 2022

SALT LAKE CITY, UT—Last week, Governor Cox gave his State of the State address to Utah’s General Assembly. In his speech he presented his plan to direct tax cuts at sales tax credits for grocery purchases. Heather Andrews, State Director for Americans for Prosperity-Utah, released the following statement in response to Gov. Cox’ tax cut plans: “Tax […]

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Americans for Prosperity Applauds Senate Tax Cut
Jan 26, 2022

Grassroots group says bill will make Michigan truly competitive LANSING, Mich. — The grassroots group Americans for Prosperity-Michigan (AFP-MI) applauded lawmakers on the Senate Finance Committee for pursuing an estimated $2 billion in tax cuts today. Sponsored by Senator Aric Nesbitt (R-Lawton), SB 768 would reduce both the corporate and individual income tax rates to […]

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Important questions every person should ask about their state budget
Five important questions every person should ask about their state’s budget
Jan 19, 2022

One of the most important duties of your state legislator is spending taxpayer dollars wisely. Building a budget that serves all residents of your state is a difficult task. Tradeoffs are required and are often exacerbated when specific behaviors, products, or industries are rewarded, punished, or prohibited. Consider the following questions as your legislators engage […]

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Questions every constituent should ask about their state's tax code
Four important questions every constituent should ask about their tax code
Jan 19, 2022

Every state budget is funded through a system of taxes and fees. It’s important for each constituent to understand how those taxes and fees affect your finances and if applicable, your business. Individuals make the best decisions for their own families, lives and livelihoods, not the government. People with similar gross incomes in different states […]

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Americans for Prosperity Previews 2022 Legislative Agenda
Jan 4, 2022

NASHVILLE, TN — Americans for Prosperity-TN (AFP-TN) previewed its 2022 Legislative Agenda, which includes priorities to unlock economic freedom, expand educational opportunity, and enact criminal justice reforms. The 2022 Legislative Agenda is available here. AFP-TN State Director Tori Venable released the following statement:  “As lawmakers return to Nashville, AFP-TN is focused on advancing policies that will help every […]

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This Christmas, will Washington deliver its agenda or what Americans really want?
Dec 21, 2021

Americans don’t want a lot for Christmas. There’s just a few basics we’d all like to have: good jobs, affordable prices, fully stocked shelves, and gifts arriving in time for Christmas. But Americans aren’t confident they’ll get what they want this year. According to a new CNN poll: 75 percent are “worried about the state […]

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How the corporate alternative minimum tax would hurt companies and retirement plans
Nov 19, 2021

Congress continues to find new ways to impose burdensome taxes on businesses and taxpayers. The latest Build Back Better Act proposal includes a 15 percent corporate alternative minimum tax on financial statement income, or book income, for companies with income over $1 billion. The tax would introduce a host of issues and add unnecessary complexity […]

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With state budget a mess, Pennsylvania should rein in out-of-control spending
Oct 19, 2021

Pennsylvania’s state finances are in serious disarray. Over a period of years, revenues have been on the rise, but spending has risen faster. While our population grew by 10.2 percent between 1970 and 2020, spending per family more than tripled over the same time period. State budgets have increasingly relied on a range of short-term […]

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