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Massachusetts House of Representatives passes budget 151-6

Maura Healey · Boston

Massachusetts House of Representatives passes budget 151-6

Coverage: 7 sources

Representatives voted 151-6 on Wednesday afternoon to pass a fiscal year 2026 budget plans that weighs in at more than $61.4 billion following three days of debate over amendments.See the Story

Senators target MBTA housing law with amendments

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Senators target MBTA housing law with amendments

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BOSTON (SHNS) - Senators came up with 317 ways in which they'd like to amend the Senate Ways and Means Committee's nearly $1.3 billion transportation and education spending bill this week, and the MBTA zoning law is once again a popular target. The committee's supplemental budget (S 2512) backed by mostly excess income surtax revenues is on the Senate Calendar for debate Thursday. The package directs $613 million to education and $670 million to…See the Story

‘All bets are off’ if Trump cuts Medicaid, Mass. Senate budget boss warns

Senate · Boston

‘All bets are off’ if Trump cuts Medicaid, Mass. Senate budget boss warns

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"We think it’s prudent to move forward and to pass a budget based upon the facts that we know now, and then we’ll deal with the future," Senate Ways and Means Committee Chairperson Michael Rodriques, D-1st Bristol/Plymouth, said.See the Story

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Estimate of Potential GILTI Revenue - Mass. Budget and Policy Center

Boston, Massachusetts · Boston

Estimate of Potential GILTI Revenue - Mass. Budget and Policy Center

Building off of a recent analysis performed by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP), MassBudget estimates that adopting a robust and well-enforced provision requiring multinational corporations to include 50 percent of GILTI (Global Intangible Low-Taxed Income) in their state tax calculations would generate over $400 million a year for the Commonwealth. Adopting this GILTI provision is a current legislative opportunity that would…Read Article

Preliminary Analysis: FY 2026 House Ways and Means Budget Proposal - Mass. Budget and Policy Center

Massachusetts · Massachusetts

Preliminary Analysis: FY 2026 House Ways and Means Budget Proposal - Mass. Budget and Policy Center

The House Ways and Means Committee’s (HWM) FY 2026 budget proposal, released Wednesday, April 16th, allocates $61.4 billion in spending for the Commonwealth. Transformational Change Continues to Happen Thanks to Fair Share Revenue from the Fair Share surtax on incomes over $1 million continues to support transformational changes throughout the Commonwealth in the HWM proposed budget. The HWM’s proposal invests $1.19 billion in education funding …Read Article

In rare move, House holds line on unrestricted local aid

Boston, Massachusetts · Boston

In rare move, House holds line on unrestricted local aid

Coverage: 2 sources

BOSTON (SHNS) - Cities and towns would not see any increase in one of their largest sources of state aid under the budget proposal House Democrats rolled out Wednesday. The House Ways and Means Committee's $61.4 billion fiscal 2026 budget would level-fund unrestricted general government aid, or UGGA, at $1.31 billion. It's an account that elected officials usually take pride in boosting. If the House's approach prevails, it would be the first ti…See the Story

The Business of Care: Strengthening Family Child Care as a Path to Wealth Building - Mass. Budget and Policy Center

Boston, Massachusetts · Boston

The Business of Care: Strengthening Family Child Care as a Path to Wealth Building - Mass. Budget and Policy Center

Family Child Care (FCC) programs are a vital yet often overlooked part of Massachusetts’s early education system. These small, home-based providers play an essential role in serving many of the Commonwealth’s highest-need children and families. Yet the educators who run FCCs—mostly women of color—often earn some of the lowest wages in the early education field. In his newest report, The Business of Care: Strengthening Family Child Care as a Path…Read Article

Unveiling the Architects of Change: Massachusetts Budget & Policy Center on Empowered with Meg Ryan - PressReach

Boston, Massachusetts · Boston

Unveiling the Architects of Change: Massachusetts Budget & Policy Center on Empowered with Meg Ryan - PressReach

FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. , Feb. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Empowered with Meg Ryan, a nationally televised program spotlighting impactful social change, announces an upcoming segment featuring the Massachusetts Budget & Policy Center (MassBudget). Airing on Public Television stations nationwide, the program delves into the critical work of organizations making a positive difference in their communities. MassBudget serves as a powerful advocate for eco…See the Story

Local Revenue is a Key Tool to Advance Housing Affordability - Mass. Budget and Policy Center

Housing · Massachusetts

Local Revenue is a Key Tool to Advance Housing Affordability - Mass. Budget and Policy Center

Affordable Housing Is Part of an Equitable Commonwealth All residents of Massachusetts deserve access to affordable, safe, and stable housing. This access has been eroded over many years due to policy choices at the federal, state, and local levels. At the federal level, a sustained decline in housing investment and public housing production has shifted the responsibility of housing investment to state and local governments.1 However, state and …Read Article