Is Pennsylvania’s Corporate Net Income Tax cut going to speed up?
Summary: A 2022 Policy Brief (Vol. 22, No. 31) detailed changes to Pennsylvania’s Corporate Net Income Tax (CNIT). Act 53 of 2022 reduces the CNIT
Summary: A 2022 Policy Brief (Vol. 22, No. 31) detailed changes to Pennsylvania’s Corporate Net Income Tax (CNIT). Act 53 of 2022 reduces the CNIT
Summary: Covid-19 caused deep retrenchment in the 2020 U.S. economy with effects starting to be felt in the second half of March. However, the impact
Summary: Recently released employment statistics for April provide the first opportunity to gauge in detail the impact of the mandated coronavirus closings and economic activity
Summary: A review of spending and academic achievement finds there is no positive correlation between the level of state funding received by districts and their
Summary: Philadelphia and Pittsburgh have enacted regulations on businesses that should not be permitted by state law. Because of Philadelphia’s exemption from the law that
With the just initiated Highlands School District strike, Pennsylvania continues to cling tenaciously to its title of teacher strike capital of the United States. For
Pennsylvania’s budget for fiscal 2015-2016 is now more than four months overdue. The stalemate is focused on the Governor’s desire to raise taxes on income,
The results of the 2015 Pennsylvania System of School Assessment (PSSA) exams have been released and they are causing quite a commotion. The exams, given
What is the most pressing problem with public education in Pennsylvania? According to the teachers’ unions, the Governor, the education establishment, and their allies in
Last November the superintendent of the Wilkinsburg School District was complaining that poor education performance was closely tied to a lack of resources (see Policy