Georgia State University’s commitment to immersive learning experiences continues to thrive with the 2024 Panthers in the District program. This […]
Fall registration for the Department of Public Management and Policy’s microcredential courses is now open! These offerings include the massive-open-online […]
In a new policy brief, researchers from the Center for State and Local Finance (CSLF) dive into the distribution of […]
Do film tax credits work? A New York Times article looks at Michigan’s plan to rejoin this tax credit race […]
With their revenues and cash reserves at record highs after unprecedented federal aid to offset the impact of COVID-19, dozens […]
Can Chen, an associate professor at Andrew Young School of Policy Studies and an affiliate at CSLF and John R. […]
CSLF’s sister center, the Fiscal Research Center (FRC), has released its interactive data visualization for the 2022 edition of Georgia’s Rankings […]
The annual Georgia Tax Expenditure Report provides a comprehensive listing of the state’s statutory provisions that promote quality of life […]
Unlike several developed countries, the United States gives sales taxing authority to sub-national governments. Each U.S. state can impose its […]
Do people consider property taxes when deciding where to move? Should they? Most people do not think about property taxes […]
