The Arizona Free Enterprise Club today released the following statement following the 3-2 vote against meaningful net metering reform: “The vote by the Commission today codifies that non-solar customers will continue to subsidize solar ratepayers,” Executive Director...

We are nearing a decision by the Corporation Commission on whether or not they will finally end the solar subsidies under the current Net Metering program, a policy at the Commission that provides credits to ratepayers that put energy back on the utility grid.  While...

The Arizona Free Enterprise Club today released the following statement on the efforts by the Phoenix City Council to address the ongoing pension spiking abuse: “The council is expected today to try to approve meaningless reforms that do not address the issue of...

Since our first session in 2006, the Club has successfully lobbied to reduce personal income taxes (10% cut for all brackets), cut the corporate tax rate (from 7% to 4.9%), reduce both residential and commercial property taxes, and now cut the capital gains tax rate...

The House and Senate sent to Gov. Brewer a bill to cut Arizona's capital gain tax.  Brewer is expected to sign the bill this week. The capital gains tax cut would allow taxpayers a 25% subtraction from how capital gains are currently taxed (as regular wages).  So if...

The legislative session came to a close and the legislature saw fit not to send a film subsidy package to Gov. Brewer, who was expected to veto.    

The film tax credit bill (aka subsidies for movie producers) is still alive, even if barely.  Seems some in the legislature are sympathetic to Sen. John Nelson's desire to ensure one industry become the beneficiary of massive tax breaks at the expense of everyone...

The Club opposed HB2060, which would have allowed Paradise Valley and Litchfield Park (among other small towns) to implement a new property tax. The bill, pushed by the town of Paradise Valley, initially would have allowed the Town Council to implement the tax without...