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Report: Mass. Home to More Millionaires Despite New Surtax

by State House News Service | Apr 29, 2025

Surtax supporters released data Monday that they said pokes holes in the argument that the state’s new tax on high earners is causing higher-income residents to move out of Massachusetts.

Accountants Renew Tax Reform Calls as Clients Leave Mass.

by State House News Service | Apr 17, 2025

Massachusetts accountants representing wealthy residents renewed their calls Wednesday for a bevy of tax reforms, including overhauling the “sting tax” on companies, to prevent the ongoing outmigration of Bay Staters and businesses.

Western Mass. Legislators Call Healey’s MBTA Plan Unfair

by State House News Service | Apr 4, 2025

The administration says the MBTA needs the $870 million to stay afloat and preserve progress made in the last two years, but “this didn’t look like equity or anything close,” two legislators say.

Boston, MA, USA, October, 7th 2023, U-Haul trucks lined up at sunset, symbolizing mobility, relocation, and adventure with rental vehicles parked under a vibrant sky

Mass. Is Losing Our Youngest. Blame Taxes and the Cost of Living

by Scott Van Voorhis | Nov 24, 2024

A pair of studies suggest the accelerating departures mean a state revenue bump from the Millionaires Tax will be relatively fleeting.

Millionaires Tax Won’t Eliminate T’s Fiscal Cliff, Tibbits-Nutt Says

by CommonWealth Beacon | Nov 1, 2024

When Massachusetts voters passed the Millionaires Tax in 2022, there was an expectation that the funds generated by the 4 percent surtax on income over $1 million would help solve the problems in the state’s transportation sector, particularly with the struggling MBTA system facing an operating deficit.

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New Biz Group Launches, Focused on Mass. ‘Competitiveness’

by James Sanna | Sep 19, 2024

A prominent think tank and two major business groups have teamed up to create a new lobby group that says it’s “aimed at promoting opportunity and improving competitiveness” in Massachusetts.

Just Who Is Leaving Mass.? Reports Paint Different Pictures

by State House News Service | Sep 18, 2024

A new report published Tuesday by the left-leaning Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center suggests fears about outmigration are overblown or at least built on data that that points to “inconsistent” conclusions.

Accountants See Wealth Leaving Massachusetts

by State House News Service | Jun 21, 2024

Accountants continue to sound the alarm over high-income residents leaving Massachusetts, in part to avoid the new income surtax that even the CPAs acknowledge has led to a “surge” in state tax revenues.

Guv: New MBTA Revenue Talks ‘Ongoing’ with Legislators

by State House News Service | Dec 8, 2023

Talks are already underway between Gov. Maura Healey, state lawmakers and unnamed “stakeholders” about what kinds of taxes and fees are necessary to address a massive list of infrastructure needs at the MBTA, Healey said Thursday.

Fair Share Transit Spending Is Only First Step

by Banker & Tradesman | Aug 6, 2023

State legislators’ vote last week to send nearly $300 million from the Fair Share Amendment tax to public transit agencies is a step in the right direction, but two vital, additional steps must be taken in the coming years.

Former MTF Head: Senate Bill Whiffs on Competitiveness

by State House News Service | Jun 15, 2023

Without the short-term capital gains tax rate reduction favored by Gov. Maura Healey and the House, the Senate tax package “offers little” to offset the Fair Share Amendment tax hike on the wealthy, Eileen McAnneny said.

Regional Transit Riders Deserve Their Fair Share

by Banker & Tradesman | May 21, 2023

It is essential that this new source of revenue be used to strengthen transportation infrastructure, and RTAs are key in realizing a robust transit system that delivers for all residents.

Regional Transit Agencies Would Get Big Funding Boost from Senate Plan

by State House News Service | May 12, 2023

The transit agencies that provide bus service to the hundreds of cities and towns across Massachusetts not covered by the MBTA would see a serious boost in funding under the state Senate’s plan to spend the first haul of funds from the new Millionaires Tax.

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State Budget Swings into Red, Shifting Tax Debate

by State House News Service | May 4, 2023

The sudden thud of collapsing state tax revenues echoed through the halls of Beacon Hill on Wednesday, inverting a projected surplus of hundreds of millions of dollars into a shortfall nearly as large and reshaping debate about government spending and tax relief plans.

Poll: Most Residents Support Surtax Spending on RTAs

by State House News Service | Apr 19, 2023

More than three-quarters of Massachusetts residents support boosting funding for the state’s 15 regional transit authorities, which provide local bus and paratransit services beyond the reach of the MBTA.

Fix for $600M Surtax ‘Loophole’ Proposed

by State House News Service | Feb 15, 2023

If high-income households employ a legal tax avoidance strategy, the Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center says the state legislature should require that Bay Staters use the same filing status for their federal and state income taxes.

When Surtax Revenues Comes in, RTA Caucus Wants a Piece

by State House News Service | Feb 8, 2023

Just about two months before the first few dollars in extra income tax will begin to trickle into state coffers, the Legislative Regional Transit Authority Caucus is joining other transportation and education advocates in positioning their priorities to receive those funds.

Economist Sees Surtax Avoidance, Rather Than Relocation

by State House News Service | Jan 20, 2023

Legal tax avoidance strategies – like structuring transactions in a way that minimizes reported taxable income or curtailing stock trading – could reduce the state’s Millionaires Tax revenue by about $670 million.

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Poll: Likely Voters Say Leave Tax Cap Law Alone

by State House News Service | Jan 9, 2023

A clear majority of likely Massachusetts voters want the state legislature and Gov. Maura Healey to leave untouched the 1986 tax law that triggered nearly $3 billion in mandatory rebates last year, according to new polling results.

Accountants, Clients Debate Wealth Surtax Strategies

by State House News Service | Dec 29, 2022

With the voter-approved surtax on Massachusetts’ highest earners set to start in the new year, Bay State accountants are already urging their clients to adapt.

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