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PINAL COUNTY & ARIZONA NEWS : Economy

New policy: Corp Comm says small utilities can pass income taxes on to ratepayers
Thu, Feb 28, 2013Economy
From Arizona Capitol TimesReversing a decades-old policy, the Arizona Corporation Commission will allow the owners of small utility companies to pass their income taxes off to consumers across the state.The commission on Feb. 12 voted 4-1 to allow LLCs and businesses entities known as “S corporations,” which must have 100 Read More

Tags: Arizona, Corporate Commission, Rates, S Corporations

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Council pushes for best freeway route for town
Tue, Jul 31, 2012Economy
The Arizona Department of Transportation ADOT is apparently losing interest in an option for the future freeway that runs on the north side of the Central Arizona Project canal, known as “Segment U.”Florence officials, however, see Segment U as the best for Florence. The Town Council passed a resolution at Read More

Tags: Arizona, Pinal County, Florence, ADOT, Freeway routes

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-Arizona budget slashing reshapes state
Sun, Oct 2, 2011Economy
Arizona's budget deficits were like a house on fire, lawmakers say, and they responded in kind, dousing the fiscal flames without time to weigh the possible impact.

Tags: Arizona, State Legislature, Budget

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-Coolidge prison; to be or not to be
Thu, Sep 29, 2011Economy
D-Day is approaching for Coolidge.The “D” is the decision that Arizona Department of Corrections (ADC) will make as to whether a new prison will be built in Coolidge.

Tags: Department of Corrrections, Eloy, Coolidge, Prisions

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-Copper-mine bill bolsters Rep. Gosar
Thu, Sep 15, 2011Economy
WASHINGTON - Rep. Paul Gosar is poised to become the first new member of Arizona's congressional delegation - and one of only about a dozen members of the huge freshman class - to have a substantive bill passed by the U.S. House of Representatives.

Tags: Arizona, CD 1, Paul Gosar, Ann Kirkpatrick, Resolution Copper Mine

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-Arizona jobs could be reduced by debt-ceiling deal
Sun, Aug 7, 2011Economy
As details emerge about Congress' eleventh-hour debt-ceiling deal, Arizonans are holding their collective breath.It's still unclear how efforts to rein in federal spending and control the nation's debt will affect the state and U.S. economies.

Tags: Arizona, Debt Ceiling deal, U.S. economy

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For Want of a Word, Arizona’s Jobless Lose Checks
Sat, Jun 18, 2011Economy
New York TimesBy Catherine Rampell One word, just one little word.That’s all that Frank Ballesteros, a 62-year-old desperate for work, needs to stay afloat. The word is not “hope” or “God” or “patience.” It is, improbably, “three.”

Tags: Arizona, Unemplyment insurance, Arizona Legislature

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Study: $2 trillion needed for U.S. infrastructure
Sat, Jun 11, 2011Economy
Washington Post The United States is falling dramatically behind much of the world in rebuilding and expanding an overloaded and deteriorating transportation network it needs to remain competitive in the global marketplace, according to a new study by the Urban Land Institute.

Tags: United States, infrastruction, investment

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States broke? Maybe they cut taxes too much
Sun, Apr 3, 2011Economy
McClatchy NewspapersBy Tony PughWASHINGTON — In his new budget proposal, Ohio Republican Gov. John Kasich calls for extending a generous 21 percent cut in state income taxes. The measure was originally part of a sweeping 2005 tax overhaul that abolished the state corporate income tax and phased out a business Read More

Tags: States, U.S., Taxes, Revenues

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Having A Job May Not Be Enough To Make Ends Meet
Sun, Apr 3, 2011Economy
Common Dreamsby Mark HuffmanThe nation's unemployment rate dipped slightly in March to 8.8 percent, as the economy added more than 200,000 jobs during the month.People rely on food banks, like the Community Food and Outreach Center in Orlando, Fla. But despite the improvement, a new report says millions of Americans Read More

Tags: Underemployment, Unemployment, United States, jobs

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