Strong Revenue and Fiscal Federalism Are Driving a State-Based Tax Revolution – National Review*

"California, New York, New Jersey, and Illinois have each proposed some form of state wealth tax to expropriate their highest earners. These states are already highly taxed, heavily indebted, poorly managed, and experiencing out-migration...The catalyst for the ongoing state tax revolution might, therefore, end up being the utter fiscal mismanagement of America’s largest, most progressive states."
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Poor Taxpayer
3 years ago

This is the very reason people are fleeing for their economic safety.
Highest taxes and not the change of a Nickel, says it all.

Da Judge
3 years ago

Voted with my feet over 20 years ago and left Taxistan.

Consequently my bank account has an extra $200,000 in it.

Illinoisans quit being a tax mule for the public sector unions!!

Tom Paine's Ghost
3 years ago

“Woke Progressive” = “Massive Financial Mismanagement”

The Paraclete
3 years ago

Sheet Man this is nothing. Aliens are coming to earth to sell crypto currency! Magic Beans will be sold in gas stations!

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