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February 20, 2020
BROAD COALITION CALLS FOR INVESTMENT IN UTAH’S FUTURE

On Thursday, February 20, 2020, on the steps of the Utah Capitol, a broad and diverse coalition of Utah advocates for the poor, for persons with disabilities, for education, health care, clean air, and for a variety of other popular Utah priorities held a press conference calling on the Utah Legislature to avoid cutting taxes until it has developed a comprehensive plan to address Utahns’ top concerns by investing in Utah’s future.

Resolution: Don Jarvis Tier 3 Resolution — 2020


February 20, 2020
Voices for Utah Children
Invest in Utah’s Future, Not Tax Cuts

Press Release: Invest in Utah’s Future, Not Tax Cuts


February 19, 2020
Osher Institute’s Lunch and Learn session:
UTAH TAX REFORM: Who Wins? Who Loses?

A joint presentation from the UCC and Voices for Utah Children on Utah Tax Reform: Who Wins? Who Loses?

Presentation: Utah Tax Reform: Who Wins? Who Loses?

Presentation: Voice of Utah Children


Nov. 11, 2019
Utah Tax Reform: Dancing in the Dark
University of Utah Hinkley Institute of Politics

Members of the Utah Citizens’ Counsel had been studying the various proposals submitted by members of the Legislature’s Tax Restructuring and Equalization Task Force. The Task Force was urging a special session of the Legislature in December 2019 to pass the tax changes proposed by the Task Force co-chairs.  Sheryl Allen, former State Representative, Utah Legislature, and  Don Jarvis, Provo Sustainability Adviser, spoke to the student audience about tax reform issues and addressed the following: Is the Tax Force proposal ready for prime time? What do we know and not know about the implications of the proposal? Who wins? Who loses? Is the public still “dancing in the dark”?


Sept. 8, 2019

Salt Lake Tribune
Commentary: Removing income tax earmark for education is a bad idea

(by Dixie Huefner, John Bennion, Julie Miller, Sheryl Allen)


PBS Newshour
Democrats hope young voter turnout will turn Utah blue

To access various other news items regarding the Utah Citizens’ Counsel, click on the individual links seen under the “In the News” tab.