After nearly 50 years, Citizens For Limited Taxation is turning off the lights at the end of 2022, and its final leader on Thursday said he expected CLT’s members would bolster the ranks of another Bay State fiscal watchdog.
A long-running debate over the state’s estate tax revived on Beacon Hill as the Revenue Committee took up bills Tuesday calling for reforms or outright abolition of the levies charged when assets are passed along following a person’s death.
An anti-tax group lashed out at Gov. Charlie Baker on Tuesday, calling the Republican governor “a disappointment” after he rolled out a plan last week to generate about $1 billion over the next decade by hiking the excise tax paid on real estate transfers.
