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[01/22/10] Weekly Column: Pennsylvania Prepares for Another Tough Budget Season -- Government has Responsibility to be Fiscally Prudent

In less than two weeks, the Governor will unveil his annual state budget proposal before a joint session of the General Assembly. At that time, he will share a first glimpse of Pennsylvania’s next fiscal blueprint.

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[12/29/09] SUPREME COURT AFFIRMS SENATORS' POSITION IN EMPLOYEE FURLOUGH CASE

[12/10/09] Weekly Column: Hearing Gave Public First Real Examination of Costing-Out Study

[12/07/09] MEDIA ADVISORY: Committee to Hold Hearing on Costing-Out Study

[10/29/09] Piccola Issues Statement Criticizing Actions of Harrisburg School District Board of Control, Calling Them Disgraceful to Local Taxpayers

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  • Make the Most of Your Charitable Donation Decisions
    Charitable solicitations are arriving daily in our mail boxes as the end of the 2009 tax year is nearly upon us. Holiday and end-of-year solicitations provide for the needy and allow for income tax deductions for donors, according to the Pennsylvania Department of State and the Internal Revenue Service.   (11/23/09)

  • A Note of Caution on Modifying Mortgages
    Mortgage modification offers may sound tempting, until the consumer is hit by unexpected fees. Homeowners are being misled into believing there are companies associated with the federal government or the federal stimulus package that are prepared to help those in financial distress. The Pennsylvania Department of Banking (DOB) points out consumers are being charged for services otherwise free through professional housing counseling agencies certified by the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA).   (05/15/09)

  • Locate Grant Opportunities under The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
    Individuals, businesses and local governments seeking federal relief under The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, signed into law on February 17, 2009, will find assistance in the form of tax credits, grants and financing. The “who, what, when, where, and how” of securing funding through the federal recovery plan has been streamlined into a 34-page document outlining preliminary grant opportunities.   (04/22/09)

  • Budget-Conscious Tips Help You Get What You Pay For
    No better time to be budget conscious than the present. According to the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture (PDA), consumers are protected by its Division of Weights & Measures. Officials work behind the scenes to ensure those purchases dependent on weight, volume, count, or measurement meet their stated values ensuring you are “Getting What You Pay For.”   (04/22/09)

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    02/22/10 - Sen. Jeff Piccola (R-15) joined the Pennsylvania Breast Cancer Coalition in urging taxpayers to donate all or a portion of their tax refund to breast cancer and cervical cancer research. When you file your state tax return, citizens are encouraged to check off line 35 of the PA tax form 40 to donate. Allan Lipton, a researcher at the Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, was chosen as one of the recipients of a research grant made possible by the check-off program.


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