North Dakota Oil Tax Revenues Beat Forecasts by 42 Percent in February, up 15 Percent in the Budget Cycle
Democrats have been trying to make an issue out of Republican oil tax reforms passed during the 2015 legislative session....
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North Dakota May Have Finally Found Rock Bottom in Revenues Free Fall
Yesterday the Office of Management and Budget released their final general fund revenue report for the 2015-2017 biennium which ended...
David Flynn: Expect North Dakota’s Revenue Forecasts to Continue Falling
We are getting a new forecast this week for tax revenues in North Dakota. Or so we are told. I’ve...
Not Rock Bottom Yet: North Dakota’s August Revenues Come in $9 Million Under Forecast
Revenue forecasting in North Dakota has been a train wreck over the last several years. During the peak of the...
As Special Session Ends It Is Worth Remembering That North Dakota Still Has Plenty of Revenues
State lawmakers finished up their special session in Bismarck today, passing legislation which cuts spending and moves money around to...
Governor Jack Dalrymple Should Have Called for a Special Session
Governor Jack Dalrymple needs to do two things to begin addressing falling post-oil boom tax revenues which just can't seem...
Who In Their Right Mind Thought North Dakota Spending Would Remain At Oil Boom Level Highs?
There is a lot of concern over North Dakota's budget picture. And, since we're in an election year, there are...
North Dakota General Fund Revenues Down $301.5 Million From Last Biennium
The latest general fund revenue report from the North Dakota Office of Management and Budget. In a comparison of the...
Josh Boschee Is Wrong: North Dakota Has A Spending Problem, Not A Revenue Problem
According to state Rep. Josh Boschee, a first-term Democrat who just announced his re-election bid in District 44, Republicans are...
North Dakota Revenues Continue To Fall Behind Forecast
Even after North Dakota's budget officials revised down revenue forecasts for the 2015-2017 biennium actual revenues continue to lag, and...
