Kyle Risdall
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993 appearances
6 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2025
last heard 12 May
Kyle Risdall’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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They've got sales taxes.
They've got income.
I mean, they've got a lot of different kinds of taxes.
You say capacity, and I hear it's a labor force problem, that there aren't a lot of people who are going to work for state tax agencies.
Right.
You say something really interesting near the end of this report that you put out.
You point out that, you know, if if revenue in a given state suddenly fell by like 12 or 13 percent, which is sort of Connecticut did a study and that's what it came up with.
But if revenue was down 12 or 13 percent out of nowhere, lawmakers would be going crazy.
And that's kind of the tax gap right in Connecticut.
Can't manage what you don't measure, right?
Absolutely.
Josh Goodman, he is a senior officer of state fiscal policy at the Butte Charitable Trust.
Mr. Goodman, thanks for your time, sir.
I appreciate it.
Spring has sprung, the calendar has turned, and peak wedding season is upon us once again.
May through October are typically the high months, and according to the wedding planning site, The Knot, the average cost per wedding guest in 2026 is close to $300.
Cue the standard warning here, by the way, about inflation possibly driving that number higher.
What if, though, you could offset some of that cost with paying guests?
Here's today's installment of our series, My Economy.
Jeff and Karina Besson, they are in San Diego, California.
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