As Show-Me Policy Assistant Kacie Galbraith noted last week, I was not high on the idea of reconstituting the Missouri Tax Credit Review Commission (TCRC) this year because I assumed…
The subcommittees on the Tax Credit Review Commission are delivering their final recommendations. From an article by the Missouri Watchdog: The tax credit commission will not come back with any…
…Preservation Tax Credit, the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) and the Missouri Works program. In 2010, then Governor Jay Nixon appointed the Missouri Tax Credit Review Commission, which made recommendations…
…objectively on the merits of job creation and investment. In 2010, Gov. Jay Nixon tasked the Missouri Tax Credit Review Commission with reviewing the state’s tax credit programs. The commission…
…Missouri.” The town of Ebbing does not exist; neither do the benefits of film tax credits. Back in 2010, Missouri’s own Tax Credit Review Commission wrote in their report that the film…
…commission that is supposed to evaluate the effectiveness and return on investment for each of Missouri’s tax credit programs. Unsurprisingly, rent seekers tax credit supporters are critical of the new…
…incentives.” That is a stunningly bad track record. Missouri’s own Tax Credit Review Commission wrote in their 2010 report that the film tax credit should be cut because it “serves too narrow…
…million. The Tax Credit Review Commission is right to draw attention to tax credit “stacking,” with its recommendation that the historic preservation tax credit should not be combined with the…
The Missouri Tax Credit Commission held a regional meeting in Saint Louis yesterday, and I delivered testimony that tax credit programs are a terrible strategy for economic development. Unfortunately, but…
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