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Tax increase attempt, or not?

ST. PAUL — Whether Democratic Minnesota senators favor passing a tax increase this year is an unanswered question.

By By Don Davis and Andrew Tellijohn , February 08, 2010

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Minnesota, Wisconsin end tax talks

A break-down in negotiations means people who live in Minnesota or Wisconsin and work in the other state will need to file income tax returns in both.

By Steve Dzubay and Don Davis, Forum Communications , December 14, 2009

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Mixed reactions on local budgets

Mix one part plummeting revenue, a dash of declining state aid plus a property tax levy bump — what do you get? Some unhappy Newport taxpayers.

By Jon Avise and Toni Lambert , December 10, 2009

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Lower property values even out District 833 levy increase

Levy increasing slightly, total tax value of district up

By Judy Spooner , December 10, 2009

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Citizens to county: Cut taxes, spending

Citizens to county: Cut taxes, spending Residents gave Washington County commissioners more than an earful at a budget hearing, telling them that government should cut spending and not increase property taxes in an economic recession.

By Scott Wente , December 09, 2009

Senators send tax letter to governors

Lawmakers from Minnesota and Wisconsin asked the states’ governors Thursday to “immediately resume negotiations” on a potentially doomed income tax reciprocity agreement.

October 15, 2009

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Lawmakers search for way to restore tax reciprocity

Apart from inconvenience for workers who will have to file in two states, the end of the income tax reciprocity agreement between Minnesota and Wisconsin may have greater implications, say some lawmakers.

By Judy Wiff , October 08, 2009

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Property taxes due soon

Washington County officials remind property owners that the second half of their property tax payments are due soon, and there are penalties for not paying on or before the deadlines.

October 06, 2009

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Lawmakers want to reinstate tax pact

Lawmakers from both sides of the Minnesota-Wisconsin border will discuss ways to reinstate a decades-old income tax reciprocity agreement severed by Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty.

By Scott Wente , October 01, 2009

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Our view: Not the time to cut housing help

County Commissioner Lisa Weik, who is arguing to cut taxpayer funding for the Washington County Housing and Redevelopment Authority, compared it to 4-H, saying both were non-essential services.

September 30, 2009

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County board splits on budget plan

The Washington County Board Tuesday morning approved a preliminary 2010 budget that would slightly increase property tax collections, but some commissioners want more spending cuts and no levy increase in a final budget plan.

By Scott Wente , September 15, 2009

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SPP 2010 property tax remains flat

St. Paul Park City Council members approved a preliminary 2010 budget Monday along with a proposed tax levy of 1.27 percent.

By Toni Lambert , September 09, 2009

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Viewpoint: In dollars, taxes going down

In the Aug. 26 Bulletin, a story appeared titled “City’s quandary: Raise taxes or cut services?” which gave the impression that Cottage Grove is raising taxes.

By Myron Bailey , September 02, 2009

Spending, taxes near flat in county budget plan

Washington County would spend less on its programs and operations and collect just a small percentage more in property tax revenue under a 2010 budget plan unveiled today.

By Scott Wente , September 01, 2009

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Our view: Continue conversation on police department co-op

With its longtime police chief retiring at the end of the year, and financial pressures mounting, Newport has a golden opportunity to rethink how it offers police services.

September 01, 2009

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