AHCA would hit Iowa hard
Coverage losses in House AHCA sets low bar for Senate, White House; AHCA would impose dramatically higher costs for Iowa and Iowa residents News ...
SNAP: Another huge cost shift?
Trump administration budget would dump $127 million in SNAP costs on Iowa in 2023 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 2017 SNAP plan imposes ...
Kansas experiment yields valuable lessons
GUEST BLOG By Heidi Holliday, Kansas Center for Economic Growth You’re welcome, America. Our state, Kansas, just wrapped up a five-year experiment in governance from ...
AHCA: Shifting Costs to States
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 2017 Cutting Medicaid Expansion: Huge Cost Shift to Iowa, Other States IOWA CITY, Iowa (June 6, 2017) ...
AHCA would hit Iowa hard
1SNAP: Another huge cost shift?
2Kansas experiment yields valuable lessons
3AHCA: Shifting Costs to States
4About IFP
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No income taxes, big checks from the state
Large, profitable corporations receive checks from the state without paying any Iowa income tax through Iowa’s Research Activities Credit (RAC). The latest annual report from the Department of Revenue on the RAC shows about 300 corporate claims worth $49.1 million from the program in 2016. More than $4 of every $5 from this subsidy — $40.4 million — was paid out as checks, not as tax reductions.