Boston tax shift effectively dead in the Senate, little time left before bills go out
Boston’s proposal to shift the burden of its property taxes away from homeowners is effectively dead in the Legislature.
Mayor Wu criticizes death of key tax proposal: ‘People did not honor the results of the process’
"It just felt like there was one goal post after another,” Wu said, issuing her first public remarks since the Senate’s top ...
Controversial Boston property tax bill surfaced statewide concerns, Mass. Sen. President Spilka says
The controversial property-tax shift bill that has driven months of debate will not receive a vote in the Senate, the chamber ...
City councilor urges investigation into assessments that underpinned Wu’s failed tax plan
Councilor Ed Flynn wants the Inspector General to look into why he and his colleagues voted on "inaccurate data." ...
New Boston housing cost legislation filed in wake of Wu’s tax shift bill failure
City councilors are set to vote to set tax rates for residential and commercial property owners during the council hearing ...
Disagreement over Boston tax bill continues
All eyes are on Beacon Hill as lawmakers are in disagreement about a Boston tax bill that looks to change the way the city ...
Wu on death of tax shift proposal: ‘The goalpost kept moving’
Mayor Michelle Wu criticized legislators Wednesday for failing to pass her tax shift proposal despite months of negotiations ...
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Spilka says Mass. Senate won't vote on Boston property tax plan
Boston’s months-long effort to temporarily increase commercial property tax rates to prevent a tax spike for homeowners ...
Wu’s tax proposal ‘dead’ after collapse in Senate
Wu’s plan to shift the city’s property tax burden onto commercial real estate to save homeowners money seemingly died on ...