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FRI AM News: WisBusiness: the Podcast with Eric Borgerding, WHA; Talking Trade with Asia Society Policy Institute Vice President Wendy Cutler

FRI AM News: WisBusiness: the Podcast with Eric Borgerding, WHA; Talking Trade with Asia Society Policy Institute Vice President Wendy Cutler
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Wisconsin Senate GOP leader set to unveil flat tax proposal

Report: State and local tax burden falls to lowest share of income on record

The combined state and local tax burden in Wisconsin fell in 2022 to its lowest share of income on record thanks to a new round of tax cuts and growing salaries, the Wisconsin Policy Forum reports.

Shrinking personal property tax could disappear for good

Shrinking personal property tax could disappear for good
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10 years later: Wisconsin s Act 10 has produced labor savings, but at a cost

Ten years ago, in the aftermath of the Great Recession, a newly elected Gov. Scott Walker and the Republicans who held the majority in the Legislature ushered in a new era of politics in Wisconsin with the passage of Act 10 — decimating public sector labor unions, delivering taxpayers a windfall and forever altering the relationship between government workers and their employers. Nearly a month s worth of protests peak on March 12, 2011, in Madison with as many as 100,000 people turning out to protest Gov. Scott Walker s collective bargaining law. STEVE APPS, STATE JOURNAL ARCHIVES The legislation hit with explosive effect, especially in Madison, the seat of state government. Almost overnight, most public employees would be required to pay half of their pension costs and at least 12.6% of their health care premiums. Prohibited from bargaining over benefits or working conditions, their unions would be reduced to negotiating only inflationary wage increases.

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