WISTAX in the News

A sample of how Wisconsin media use WISTAX research to educate and inform the public about our government

 

WisconsinEye Newsmakers segment discusses WISTAX's recent research on school district borrowing referenda.

WISTAX President Todd Berry discusses the findings of the February 2017 Wisconsin Taxpayer, which gives a detailed review of Gov. Walker's proposed 2017-19 state budget.

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel examines WISTAX's report on a a major increase in school borrowing since 2010.

WISTAX President Todd Berry discusses the governor's 2017-19 budget proposal to spend more on "information" about the state lottery. 

 

WISTAX Report on county government examines changing relationship between counties and the state of Wisconsin. WXPR, Rhinelander, Oct. 10, 2016

 

WISTAX research highights needs for 300,000 new workers by 2040. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Sept. 4, 2016

WISTAX President Todd Berry recommends asking state legislative candidates how they will shore up the state's meager financial reserves. Janesville Gazette, August 19, 2016

 

WISTAX's Todd Berry speaks with The Wheeler Report about our history, our research, and the future. The Wheeler Report, August 2016

 

A story by Bloomberg News Service about Gov. Walker's political aspirations explores Wisconsin's budget issues and gets input from WISTAX President Todd Berry.

An editorial in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel about the Alliance's path-breaking research on Wisconsin's demographics and its future impact on the state economy and taxes.

A review of WISTAX Benchmarks, Wisconsin's Report Card

New North B2B Magazine

WISC TV Channel 3 CBS

InBusiness Magazine

Wausau Daily Herald

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Wisconsin Radio Network, January 21, 2014.

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Urban Milwaukee

Columnist Bruce Murphy uses WISTAX research to assess Wisconsin's tax rankings.

Wausau Daily Herald

In a recent interview with the Daily Herald Media Editorial Board, Todd Berry, president of the Wisconsin Taxpayer Alliance, noted that in general, states with the most new firm creation also have the most job growth. These states also have the most firms that go out of business.

Urban Milwaukee

Columnist Bruce Murphy explains "Why we need... the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance."

Poynette Press

While State government made headlines over the past decade moving from problem budget to problem budget, local governments experienced more significant but less noticed financial change, according to Todd A. Berry, President of the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance.