April 8, 2013 At the beginning of the legislative session today, Governor Bobby Jindal addressed the legislature telling them to scrap his tax reform plan, but asks them for a plan to remove income taxes.
April 5, 2013 There has been a lot of recent criticism over Governor Bobby Jindal administration's tax reform plan. And now the administration is defending the plan.
April 3, 2013 Governor Bobby Jindal's popularity has dropped according to the Southern Media Opinion & Research Inc.’s latest statewide survey. So much so, that his popularity is actually lower than President Barack Obama.
March 22, 2013 A Maryland company whose Medicaid contract with the State of Louisiana has become the subject of a federal grand jury investigation is telling the state government that they can't do that.
OXON HILL, Md. (AP) — It may seem early, but the activists who attended this week's conservative summit are already picking favorites in what could be a crowded Republican presidential primary in 2016.
March 15, 2013 Governor Bobby Jindal's tax reform plan will increase sales taxes, cigarette taxes, and introduce new sales taxes to some services. All to eliminate income and franchise taxes.
March 14, 2013 Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal's administration has unveiled the details of its proposal to rewrite the state tax code in an effort to eliminate income taxes.
February 26, 2013 Governor Bobby Jindal's tax reform plan would rearrange how the state collects its revenue. The Jindal administration's plan would eliminate personal and corporate income taxes and replace it with an increased state sales taxes.
February 22, 2013 Governor Bobby Jindal released his proposal of the $24.7 billion 2013-14 Louisiana state budget including hundreds of millions of dollars of patchwork funding. The proposal also assumes hefty savings from the privatization of LSU hospitals to make the numbers balance.
February 20, 2013 There is talk about enacting laws requiring online shoppers to pay sales taxes to the state they live in. This would mean every online purchase you make, whether it is buying a coat from Maine-based L.L. Bean, a TV from Arkansas-based Walmart or buying from Pennsylvania-based IKEA USA, you will have to pay sales tax to your state of residence. So, if you live in Louisiana, you pay Louisiana. Live in Texas, you'd pay Texas.
Sign up to have exclusive KEEL VIP Club contests, events, coupons, presales, and much more delivered to you for FREE.