Connecticut links personal exemption and income thresholds to inflation adjustments from 2027.

The Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee advanced multiple tax bills — including measures on recycled-water wells, child-run businesses, forestry exemptions and interstate agricultural reciprocity — adopted an amendment delaying one bill's effective date to Nov. 1, 2026, and voted to advance James Burleson's nomination to the Oklahoma Tax Commission.

House Bill 1473 provides income tax deductions for Health Care Sharing Ministries in Oklahoma

At its June 9 meeting the board approved multiple planning items — including a 5.5-acre lot split and a five-lot subdivision — approved payables and other routine items, and directed the county attorney to draft ballot language proposing an increase of the unincorporated lodgers tax from 2% to 5%.

Senators discuss proposed amendment for tax policy changes to be decided by voter referendum.

Lawmaker highlights struggles over property tax policies affecting Colorado local governments.

The Bangor City Finance Committee approved a hardship abatement after executive session and voted 4–1 to accept a one-year workout agreement for 129 Bowling Drive, while tabling two other long-delinquency properties pending further information and a review of the matured-tax policy.

Gamble's bill clarifies outdated language and improves Georgia's film tax credit process

Providers urge South Carolina legislators to address detrimental sales tax on medical equipment.

The Hunt County Commissioners Court adopted updated tax-abatement guidelines May 12 that ban abatements for data centers, battery storage, wind and solar farms and cryptocurrency mining and set a 50% annual cap for abatements up to 10 years; the court also approved a petition with 3,730 validated signatures to ask the state for data-center oversight.

House Bill 652 seeks to revise income taxation for military pensions and benefits.

Treasurer proposed exempting secured properties with total assessed value at or below $5,000 to stop repeated collection costs and failed tax‑sales; city and public safety officials warned the change would remove a tool for code enforcement and blight abatement. The board continued the item to Jan. 13 to allow further interagency work.

County assessors told the State Board of Equalization on Oct. 22 that the intergenerational transfer provisions of Proposition 19 remain a source of taxpayer confusion and fiscal strain; assessors said a legislative or ballot fix would be difficult without resolving large budget tradeoffs.

Senate bills refund Barrie and Milton for overpayments to the education fund.

Vermont seeks to fully exempt military retirement income from state taxation to attract skilled retirees.

Development Commission member Tom Clark critiques new grocery tax proposal at village meeting.

Local officials express worries over tax impacts on small businesses and community stability.