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January 10, 2022
2022-0043

What the November 2021 elections may mean for state tax policy in 2022

Republican Party gains in the November 2, 2021 elections in Virginia and New Jersey may have significant state policy implications beyond their meaning for federal politics. The result of those elections coupled with the impending 2022 elections across 46 states are an indicator of what to expect from state tax policy in 2022.

EY's Scott Roberti, Managing Director and Leader, Indirect, State Policy Services, outlines what impact these elections may have on 2022 state tax policy in this new article.

 

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