Tax & Budget
Posted by
Isabella Albano
on January 30, 2026
Setting the Tone: Fiscal Restraint in Louisiana’s FY 2027 Executive Budget
The new year is well underway, which means a new budget for the upcoming fiscal year must be proposed for [...]
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Vance Ginn, Ph.D.
on January 30, 2026
What “Affordability” Really Means—and Why Louisiana Is at a Turning Point
“Affordability” has become one of the most talked-about issues in politics—and for good reason. Families [...]
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Vance Ginn, Ph.D.
on January 15, 2026
Louisiana Economic Report – Winter 2026
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Isabella Albano
on January 8, 2026
Fiscal Discipline: The Key to Lasting Tax Relief in Louisiana
The Pelican Institute has been vocal in its support of the historic tax reform enacted in late 2024, made [...]
Read morePosted by
Vance Ginn, Ph.D.
on December 5, 2025
Debt Is the Fire—And Louisiana Is in the Path
Federal spending is out of control. Washington is racking up debt faster than at any time outside a world [...]
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Daniel J. Erspamer
on November 14, 2025
Liberty v. the Leviathan: Senator Kennedy Champions Financial Freedom with the STREAMLINE Act
For over half a century, American banks and credit unions have operated under financial reporting [...]
Read morePosted by
Vance Ginn, Ph.D.
on November 12, 2025
Louisiana’s Tax Competitiveness Problem
The Tax Foundation’s recently released 2026 State Tax Competitiveness Index ranks Louisiana 31st in the [...]
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Isabella Albano
on October 15, 2025
American Independence = Financial Independence
When America declared its independence nearly 250 years ago, it was not only a political revolution but [...]
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Isabella Albano
on October 8, 2025
Corporate Welfare: Picking Winners and Creating Losers
Politicians love to announce “big wins” when a new factory breaks ground or a large company pledges to [...]
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