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The good and the bad from this week’s public hearings

by Marc E. Fitch | Mar 4, 2017 | Budget, Good Government, Regulation | 0 comments

Should Connecticut repeal the estate and gift taxes? Should members of the military and their spouses be forced to jump through the red tape of Connecticut's occupational licensing laws? These are just two of the many bills that were debated this week. Here is...

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