‘This tax code is broken’: Gov. Landry pitches Louisiana tax overhaul to start special session
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry kicked off a two and a half week special session with a call for legislators to drastically overhaul the state’s tax code. “This tax code is broken. This tax code is incredibly out of date. And this tax code is holding our state back,” Landry said in an address to the Legislature.
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Louisiana lawmakers advance bill to cut individual income taxesThe first bills of the governor’s tax reform plan passed out of committee – but not without some concerns shared about how it ...
Recent testimony from Richard Nelson, the secretary of the Louisiana Department of Revenue, said that the reform ...
State lawmakers returned to the Capitol today for their third legislative session―this one for tax reform. Gov. Jeff Landry’s ...
SHREVEPORT, La. - Your hard earned dollars could be the focus of a special legislative session next month that Gov. Jeff Landry wants to call. The session would focus on overhauling Louisiana's ...
The legislation, which spans a hefty 500 pages, is the project of the Louisiana Department of Revenue, and models a number of different states, most notably North Carolina, according DOR ...
Landry’s tax czar and tax reform evangelist, Louisiana Department of Revenue Secretary Richard Nelson, on Tuesday continued his campaign to convince lawmakers of the merits of proposed tax ...
Louisiana’s richest residents would pay ... He said he believes the Department of Revenue is on board with the idea of offsetting tax cuts with cuts to tax incentives in an effort to make ...
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