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September 2008	Building a Reliable, Fair and Accountable 21st Century Revenue System
September 2008	State Budget Challenges Facing the 2009 General Assembly Session
June 2008	Bars Over Books: Connecticut's General Fund Spending on Corrections Outpaces Its Spending on Higher Education
June 2008	Public Investment for a Mediocre Future: Where Connecticut Stands On State and Local Revenues
June 2008	Is It Raining Yet? The Governor's Rescissions to the FY 09 Budget
April 2008	"Who Pays?" How Our State and Local Tax System Burdens Connecticut's Poor and Middle Class
March 2008	The Spending Cap Needs Some Repair
March 2008	The Case for Reforming, Not Eliminating, Connecticut's Business Entity Tax
March 2008	Fiscal Challenges to Address in a Revised FY 09 Budget
March 2008	Business Tax Credits: The Blank Check in Connecticut's Economic Development Portfolio?
February 2008	The Governor's Proposed Property Tax Cap: The Wrong "Cure" for Connecticut's Relatively High Property Taxes
February 2008	Connecticut Revenues In Context: A Quick Analysis of the Governor's Proposed FY 09 Revisions
February 2008	Starstruck? Connecticut's Block-Busting Spending on Entertainment Industry Tax Credits - Part 1: The Credits and Who is Claiming Them
May 2007	The Governor's Proposal: What It Might Mean for Connecticut & Its Cities and Towns
May 2007	Connecticut's Personal Income Tax: How It Works and How Connecticut Compares to Neighboring States
May 2007	How Well Do the Governor's and Finance Committee's Tax Proposals Ensure an Adequate and More Equitable Revenue System?
May 2007	The Importance of Connecticut's Budget Reserve Fund As Connecticut Relies Increasingly on Its Personal Income Tax
April 2007	Coping with the Cap: A Primer on Connecticut's State Spending Cap and Its Impacts
April 2007	Comparing Apples to Oranges: Comparisons of Municipal Aid in Governor Rell's and the Appropriations Committee's FY 08 Budgets
March 2007	The Estate Tax: An Important Source of Revenue That Makes Connecticut's Tax System Fairer
March 2007	It's Time to Put Connecticut's Fiscal House in Order
March 2007	Stagnant Tax Threshold Hurts Connecticut Families
April 2006	The Appropriations Committee's Proposed FY 07 Midterm Budget Adjustments
March 2006	The Connecticut Corporation Business Tax: Frequently Asked Questions
March 2006	Increasing Public Disclosure of Corporate Tax Credits: Why It Is Important & How It Can Be Done
March 2006	Getting Connecticut's Fiscal Ship In Order
March 2006	The Early Care and Education Budget in Context: An Analysis of the Governor's Proposed FY 07 Budget
March 2006	The Governor's Proposed FY 07 Midterm Budget Adjustments: Highlights & A Contextual Analysis
March 2006	Where Does Connecticut Really Stand on State Spending and State Revenues?
February 2006	The Education Budget in Context: An Analysis of the Governor's Proposed FY 07 Budget
February 2006	The HUSKY Program Budget in Context: An Analysis of the Governor's Proposed FY 07 Budget
February 2006	Low Income Supports and Family Economic Security: An Analysis of the Governor's Proposed FY 07 Budget
February 2006	Connecticut Fiscal Facts
February 2006	Connecticut Taxes in Context: An Analysis of the Governor's Proposed FY 07 Budget
April 2005	Making Up for Lost Ground: 10 Key Points About the Proposed FY 2006 Budgets
April 2005	7 Things You Should Know About The Tax Foundation Report on "Tax Freedom Day"
April 2005	Where Does Connecticut Really Stand On State Spending, State Revenues, & Government Performance?
March 2005	Making Smarter Spending Choices in the State Budget
February 2005	Summary of Governor's Proposed FY 06 Revenue Changes
February 2005	Sin Taxes: What Are They & What Are the Benefits and Harms From Imposing Them?
January 2005	How Can Connecticut Still Be Facing a General Fund Deficit in SFY 06?
December 2004	Summary of Legislation Affecting Children & Families: 2004 Connecticut General Assembly Session
October 2004	What Do You Know About Connecticut's Taxes and Budget?
July 2004	The Earned Income Tax Credit: Still Lagging Behind In Connecticut
April 2004	The Finance Committee's Proposed Revenue Changes and Other Related Bills Impacting State Budget Process & Accountability
April 2004	What Do You Know About CT Taxes and Budget?
March 2004	Where Really Does Connecticut Stand on State Spending and State Revenues?
February 2004	The Governor's Proposed Revisions to FY04-05 Budget Part 1: Overview & Proposed Revenue Changes
February 2004	Connecticut's FY04 Budget: A Summary & Contextual Analysis
July 2003	Connecticut's Corporation Business Tax: It's Time for Repair
June 2003	A Last Ditch Proposal?: PA 03-185 (HB 6721), AAC Expenditures and Revenues for the Biennium Ending June 30, 2005
May 2003	Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Is This Any Way to Address an $89 Million Deficiency?
April 2003	The Connecticut Budget Through the Eyes of Our Children
March 2003	Spending Changes in the Governor's Proposed FY 03-05 Budget: Toward A Connecticut We Won't Like, and a Connecticut We Can't Afford
March 2003	Revenue Changes in Governor Rowland's Proposed FY 03-05 Budget: Who Are the Tax "Winners" and "Losers"?
March 2003	Addressing the FY 03 Deficit: PA 03-2 & How It Compares to the Vetoed Bill
February 2003	Income Tax Rate Hike Alternatives: Differential Impact on Taxpayers
February 2003	What Is the Extent of the Governor's Authority to Cut Funds Appropriated by the General Assembly?
January 2003	Addressing Deficits: A Summary of CT's Spending Cuts to Date Part 1: Overview & Cuts in OPM, Education, DMHAS, DSS, DPH, & Judicial
January 2003	Where Really Does Connecticut Stand?
January 2003	Who Pays in Connecticut: A Distributional Analysis of Connecticut's Income, Property and Sales Taxes
December 2002	CT's Budget Problem: Seeking Common Ground to Meet Kids' Needs
December 2002	Treating the Wrong Problem: Spending Cuts Can't Fix the State's Revenue Ills
December 2002	State Spending is Not the Problem
December 2002	The One Connecticut Budget: The Budget Plan to Fix CT's Fiscal Ship & Not Throw People Overboard
November 2002	SFY03 Budget Revised: Part 2, Adjusting SFY03 Expenditures
August 2002	SFY03 Budget Revised: Part 1, Addressing the SFY02 Deficit and Adjusting SFY03 Revenues
April 2002	Corporations Should Pay Their Fair Share
April 2002	High Income Taxpayers Should Pay Their Fair Share
March 2002	Balancing the SFY 03 Budget: A March Update
March 2002	The Earned Income Tax Credit: Why Does CT Lag Behind Its Neighbors?
March 2002	Common Sense Approaches to Closing the FY '03 Budget Gaps
March 2002	Tax Expenditures & Good Reasons Why THIS Form of Spending Also Should Be On the Budget-Balancing Table
March 2002	A Temporary Surtax on High Income Taxpayers
March 2002	An Earned Income Tax Credit for CT
March 2002	The Earned Income Tax Credit: Why Does Connecticut Lag Behind Its Neighbors?
February 2002	Enhancing State Investments Through Smart Budget Choices
January 2002	A Citizen's Guide to the State Budget
January 2002	An Overlooked Form of Spending: Tax Expenditures and the Need for Review
December 2001	Economic Stimulus: Principles for a Sound Stimulus Package and An Analysis of Current Proposals
December 2001	As Good As It Gets: A Year-End Summary of Economic and State Budget Changes
October 2001	Before You Cut, Think About the Alternatives
October 2001	Broken Promises - The Governor's Budget Promises
July 2001	2001-2003 State Budget Funding for Early Care and Education
March 2001	Governor's Proposed FY 2001-2003 Budget
January 2001	Connecticut Child Investment Credit
June 2000	Connecticut's Spending Cap
May 2000	Connecticut's "Credit Card": State Bonding For SFY 2001Highlights Of Revised SFY 2001 Budget
May 2000	On the General Fund Surplus: Years of Bounty, with What Result?
January 2000	Expanding the Property Tax Circuit Breaker Program to Low-Income Families Raising Children
November 1999	Making Children Visible in Connecticut's Tax Code

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