The Iowans for Tax Relief Foundation has named Ashleigh Hackel as its new executive vice president. In her new role, Hackel ...

The tax cuts President Trump just signed into law follow the pattern that Iowa has used to prosper, writes Congressman Zach ...

The Tax Foundation, though, points out that because of Iowa’s relatively low property values, higher rates result in lower-than-average annual property tax bill for homeowners.

Kids won't want to hear about going back to school, but parents will be happy to know that Iowa's tax-free weekend is right ...

Currently, the excise tax on all charitable foundations is 1.39%, but the proposed legislation would enact rates of 2.78%, 5%, or even 10%, depending on the size of the foundation.

Even with tax cuts in effect, Iowa is still projecting a $1.7 billion surplus in fiscal year 2026. ... John Hendrickson is policy director at Iowans for Tax Relief Foundation.

Iowa lawmakers have approved a new state budget that lays bare the growing cost of the state’s tax-cut agenda: to balance the books, they’re now planning to use over $900 million in ...

The award from the Iowa Taxpayers Association is one of a string of tax and budget-related awards Reynolds has received this year. Last month, Reynolds received the 2024 Distinguished Service ...

The president's stance on the SALT cap would reward high-tax areas at the expense of Iowa and other states that lowered rates, writes Jared Walczak.

Raised an existing property tax exemption for Iowa veterans to $7,000 from $4,000. Provided a property tax credit to Iowans 70 years old and older who make less than 350% of the federal poverty level.

Raised an existing property tax exemption for Iowa veterans to $7,000 from $4,000. Provided a property tax credit to Iowans 70 years old and older who make less than 350% of the federal poverty level.