Articles Tagged: Taxes

Monthly Road Use Tax Fund distributions were down in July, but year-to-date are nearly $25 million, the state reported.

July sees big drop after fiscal 2021 high

Cedar Rapids, Marion and Fairfax have already added the question to the November ballot. Robins and Hiawatha are expected to join also.

The Cedar Rapids City Council may consider potential changes to the application for nonprofits to seek a share of hotel-motel tax revenue before the 2023 budget year.

Double-digit bounce after pandemic pause

From tax law changes to the impending end of Test Iowa, here’s a look back at some of the top news stories from the past week in Iowa.

Federal stimulus checks aid Iowans’ post-pandemic spending

Tax compromise needed before budget proceeds

Representatives from Marion, Hiawatha, Robins, Fairfax and Linn County joined Cedar Rapids at a news conference Wednesday in advocating for the extension of an existing 1-cent extra sales tax through 2034.

City officials urge voters to extend the tax that so far has funded about 66 linear miles of street repairs through the Paving for Progress program

President urges $1.8 trillion investment in children, families and education

Budget, tax policies await action

Tax policy ’triggers’ tied to funding of Reynolds’ priority

Senate also agrees to Hoover library tax credit to fund renovation

Sin has continued to be taxable since Gov. Nathan Kendall signed the nation's first cigarette tax