April 15 is coming up; get the facts on taxes.

April 15 is coming up; get the facts on taxes.
How the private sector helps individuals get back on their feet.
Have you viewed the Foundation’s transportation video?
It’s Friday! Events March 18: “Federalism, The Rule of Law and Regulatory Excess,” is the topic of the Foundation’s Leadership Breakfast with Georgia Attorney General Sam Olens. $30. Find out more here. Register online by Monday, March 16, here. Quotes of Note “If you look at the Akamai State of the Internet report … or other objective data, there’s no question that America is better off, especially considering our relatively lower population density – in terms of deployment, speeds, prices, whatever metric you choose. Moreover, if you look at investment, … Continue Reading →
How’s Atlanta’s Streetcar doing?
What’s happening to millennials and American workers?
What do Waffle House and FEMA have in common?
Hiking cigarette tax, offering tax incentives?
What happened to 2015 tuition tax credit scholarship donations?
After 2015 ObamaCare premiums, what’s in YOUR wallet?
Where does Georgia rank on tax rates?
Over the next 18 years, roughly 8,000 people a day will join the ranks of the over-65 population, changing the definition of “old” and transforming transportation.
Savings vs. costs under the Affordable Care Act.
What if you could eliminate 90 percent of road vehicles?
The U.S. health care system confounds and confuses nearly everyone. We discussed the impact on practitioners and patients at the 2014 Georgia Legislative Policy Forum.
One more reason Georgia needs tax reform
Who’s about to get health care coverage cancelled?
The state’s education spending has changed with the economy, not because of politics.
Can you trust the unemployment numbers?
Up (welfare recipients), Up (education spending) and Away (Burger King).