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Understanding the Pass-Through Loss Limitation in Conformity

  • This year, the federal CARES Act and COVID Relief Act will prompt a number of changes to Idaho’s tax code, should policymakers approve full

Excluding Budget Cuts, Idaho’s FY21 Budget Surplus is $277 Million

  • In 2020, a governor-issued 5 percent “holdback” for FY21 led to $98.7 million in cuts to K-12 schools and $96.5 million in cuts to

Federal Stimulus Helped Stabilize Idaho Revenues, But Outlook Moving Forward Remains Uncertain

  • The federal stimulus dollars that Idaho received in the past six months cushioned the blow from lost wages and decreased economic activity due to

Rewarding Work in Idaho

  • The coronavirus pandemic calls for innovative approaches to address challenging economic conditions. Idaho’s Return to Work Bonuses are an example of a promising policy

Idaho Property Taxes Fund Critical Services and Could be Improved

  • Idaho cities, towns, and counties provide critical support for first response, public safety, and other services. Property taxes are a crucial source of support

ICFP Revenue Update

  • Ensuring families and communities across Idaho can thrive despite the current health and economic challenges must be the top priority of the state legislature

Understanding the State Revenue Impacts of COVID-19 in Idaho

  • Though the exact duration and severity cannot be predicted, the COVID-19 pandemic recession will have major implications for state revenues, services, and resources. Jobless

Idaho's Property Tax Circuit Breaker: Trends and Policy Options

  • When it comes to rising property taxes, it is a common sense goal to ensure struggling families aren’t taxed deeper into poverty. Property taxes

Key Facts About the Impact of Medicaid Expansion on Idaho's State Budget

  • Idahoans voted to expand Medicaid in 2018, providing 91,000 residents with health coverage so they can see a doctor when they need to. In

Exploring Working Family Tax Credit Options in Idaho

  • Idahoans believe that everyone should pay their fair share. But the passage of the federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in December 2017 raised

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