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How do we smooth out the peaks and valleys of the Arizona tax system?
Lawmakers and Gov. Napolitano finally hammered out a budget for 2008 late in the session, between the rock of falling revenues and the hard place of a worsening picture for 2009.
The 2008 agreement drained part of the rainy day fund, moved bills back rather than paying them, and didn't come together until the passing months reduced the effects of the changes. So, 2009 looks like 2008, except exponentially tougher!
Here to explain what went on and the prospects for 2009's budget are:
House Speaker Jim Weiers
Senate President Tim Bee
House Minority Leader Phil Lopes
Senate Assistant Minority Leader Jorge Garcia
This promises to be a great discussion. RSVP today to reserve your seat!
Date & Time: Tuesday, May 13, 2008 from Noon - 1:30 PM
Place: ASU – Downtown Center – Room C145, 502 E. Monroe, Phoenix
(1 block S. of Van Buren, Northeast Corner of 5Th St. & E. Monroe)
Park in the Garage on the S side of Monroe for $2/hour – ASU no longer validating parking
Lunch Served: Buffet
| Member $15 |
Non-member $25 |
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We Need to Reserve Your Lunch by February 11th
Peggy Rubach, Executive Director, Valley Citizens League
(602) 250 - 3747 – RSVP Message Line
E-Mail: rsvp@valleycitizensleague.org
Cancellations must be received more than 48 hours in advance or you will be billed. |
