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Va. celebrates electronic procurement milestone

July 17, 2009425 Comments

Virginia Governor Tim Kaine highlighted a system this week that has saved the state more than $280 million since it came online in 2001. The state's electronic procurement system,eVA, has saved the state by streamlining the purchase process for state agencies and improved transparency, the Governor said.

Footing the bill: How local governments could tap federal funds for delinquent taxes

July 13, 2009464 Comments

One of the biggest problems concerning tax collection is that the federal government pays people who owe money to state or local government. For those that are responsible for the management of state and local funds - the business of government - this presents a huge problem. But for Arlington County Treasurer Frank O'Leary, it also presents a huge opportunity.

Fulton County, Ga. looking for data management system

July 9, 2009225 Comments

The Office of the Clerk of Superior Court in Fulton County, Georgia is looking for someone to revamp their electronic data management system, according to a recent request for proposals.

N.Y. Senate stalemate costing NYC ‘millions a day’

July 9, 2009429 Comments

New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli issued a statement Wednesday regarding the fiscal ramifications of the Senate stalemate in Albany. And Wednesday also marked the first payday since he promised to withhold paychecks from all 62 State Senators.

States’ back taxes get back-filled with federal dollars

June 19, 2009205 Comments

In an effort to help state and local governments figure out ways to maximize their tax revenue recovery efforts, Governing.com held an online forum this week, highlighting best practices from tax officials in Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina.

New York’s property tax data gets time in the sun

May 19, 200999 Comments

New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli announced last week the release of property tax data that is intended to give taxpayers the ability to compare tax rate and levy data for their community.

Above the Fold 04.28.09

April 28, 2009376 Comments

Missouri reps spar over $1 billion tax cut…Florida reps spar over federal stimulus…California counties spar with immigrants who need health care…New Jersey reps don’t spar with new report praising child-welfare…Penn. rep spars with lack of contracting oversight…Sec. Clinton spars with climate change…cars spar less with other cars during rush hour, report finds…Sec. Salazar spars with [...]

Above the Fold 04.21.09

April 21, 2009244 Comments

Des Moines goes to Washington……Voting by Twitter?…St. Louis company gets the raised eyebrow…Louisiana legislators like tax cuts, maybe too much…NY CIO concerned about consumer sentiment…Smog hogs get the whip in SF…

Above the Fold 04.17.09

April 17, 200928 Comments

Smart grids and Smart transport – All Aboard!…Sesame Street can only do so much for food safety…Paying to implement the stimulus…Anything you can do, we can do better…New Mexico needs new computer to get stimulus funds…Tax filers bum-rush Ill. and Ind. websites…

States’ sales tax worst in 50 years

April 14, 2009308 Comments

The Rockefeller Institute released a report today, finding that sales tax data from the October-December quarter of 2008 indicates it was the worst decline in the last fifty years.

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