Sixteen Tax Hike Bills Approved by the General Assembly

Mar. 18, 2020 Stephen D. HanerTax Reform

What did this year’s General Assembly cost you in taxes? Here are at least 16 bills approved by the 2020 General Assembly which create or […]

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Will General Assembly Decide on Carbon Car Tax?

Feb. 5, 2020 Stephen D. HanerEnergy, Energy / Environment, Tax Reform

Thanks to the persistence of Delegate Charles Poindexter, two members of Governor Ralph Northam’s cabinet are now on record stating the General Assembly will decide […]

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Never Too Late for Serious Tax Reform

Jan. 22, 2020 Stephen D. HanerTax Reform

The new chair of the House Finance Committee has introduced a major long-term tax reform proposal that will help most Virginia families, and the former […]

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Mason-Dixon Poll: Virginians Oppose New ‘Carbon Car Tax’

Dec. 27, 2019 Thomas Jefferson Institute StaffEnergy, Energy / Environment, Environment, Environmental Stewardship, Tax Reform, TJI

Polling data from a new poll conducted by the respect Mason-Dixon Polling & Strategy shows that Virginians oppose the Transportation and Climate Initiative when they […]

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New ‘Carbon Car Tax’ Bad for Virginia

Dec. 17, 2019 David SchnareEconomic Development, Energy, Energy / Environment, Environment, Government Reform, Tax Reform, TJI

The proposed Transportation and Climate Initiative (TCI) — a new “Carbon Car Tax” would be bad for Virginia, according to a new analysis by the […]

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The Jefferson Journal: Bring Tax Reform Debate Back for Round Two

Dec. 10, 2019 Stephen D. HanerCommentaries, Government Reform, Legislative Analysis, Tax Reform, TJI

Sometimes you have to start the victory lap, even if you only get halfway around the track. A year ago, the Thomas Jefferson Institute for […]

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