220 resultados para Democratic issue
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The prevalence of chronic disease is shaping the health care future of Iowa and its citizens. This paper profiles chronic disease in Iowa, examines responsible yet limited initiatives to mitigate chronic disease progression and provides a series of recommended key actions to address this quiet yet dramatic public health issue.
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School districts can use income surtax as a replacement for local property taxes to fund specific, discretionary education programs. This issue review provides an overview of the local income surtax and the potential impact of allowing other local governments to replace property tax with income surtax.
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Iowa Workforce Development's bi-monthly newsletter.
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This issue review examines law changes made during the past three legislative sessions, 2006 through 2008, that directly impact the Iowa School Aid Formula.
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This issue review provides a description of the use and funding of county jails and the potential budget impact if the state were to fund the cost of housing probationers.
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This issue review provides an overview of the electronic documents management system, or EDMS project.
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This issue review provides information about the Iowa State Patrol's general fund budget; specifically, vehicle depreciation and fuel expenses.
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This issue review provides a description of Iowa's 200-foot residency restriction for sex offenders and the impact on the corrections system.
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This issue review provides fiscal year 2009 city taxable value, tax rate and property tax revenue statistics, with comparisons to FY 2008 and to FY 2001. A discussion of the impact of the residential rollback on the tax base of cities and the growth in tax increment financing, or TIF, is also included.
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In 2002, Senate File 2318, Insurance Premium Tax Reduction Act, the Iowa General Assembly approved a reduction in the insurance premium tax rate from 2 percent to 1 percent. The reduction was phased in at the rate of 1/4 percent annual increments over a five-year period, beginning with life and health insurance policy payments made on or after January 1st, 2003. Calendar year 2007 was the first year all premiums were taxed at 1 percent and fiscal year 2008 was the first full fiscal year at the 1 percent rate. Insurance premiums tax is paid only by insurance companies. The companies that benefit from the tax reduction are uniquely identified in government employment statistics. This allows for a unique opportunity to evaluate both the revenue impact and the employment impact of the tax rate reduction in Senate File 2318. This issue review focuses on the General Fund revenue impact of the rate reduction and the Iowa employment trends for the insurance industry since the rate reduction legislation was approved.
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This issue review examines the flooding experienced by the University of Iowa and, to a much lesser degree, by Iowa State University and the University of Northern Iowa.
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Information presented provides an update of the Area Education Agency issue review published in 1997, including history, organization, funding formula, revenues, expenditures, and authority.
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The Community Empowerment Initiative is in the 12th year and is undergoing review for a possible redesign. This issue review provides a history of the program, a review of the current status, and some highlights from the redesign process that is underway.
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State school aid accounts for approximately 41.3 percent of the total general fund appropriations for fiscal year 2010. The current law estimate for fiscal year 2011 state school aid totals 2.689 billion dollars, an increase of 542.7 million dollars compared to the net fiscal year 2010 amount.This issue review provides an analysis of school aid funding for fiscal year 2010 and fiscal year 2011 and provides some alternatives that the General Assembly may wish to consider for fiscal year 2011.
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This issue review provides an overall summary of Iowa's general fund budget. This issue review provides projections for the 2010 fiscal year and fiscal year 2011 budgets based on the October 7, 2009 revenue estimating conference's (REC) revenue estimate. The projection also includes the impact of the Governor's 10 percent across-the-board reduction to fiscal year 2010 general fund appropriations, and the Legislative Services Agency's most recent estimates of built-in and anticipated expenditures for fiscal year 2011.