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HERNDON, Va., May 24, 2018 — Avenu Insights & Analytics and the City of Pittsburgh have finalized an agreement for the company to provide a business tax and revenue management system that will include a file-and-pay solution for taxpayers. The… Read more »
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Whether it’s called a tourist tax, room tax or a transient occupancy tax, the levy on lodging remains a key part of a city’s general fund. For decades municipalities have used it to deliver both essential services for residents, and… Read more »
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After nearly 30 years of public service, Tracy Vesely has shifted to a new role at revenue enhancement firm Avenu. Her career has taken her through the cities of Hayward, Berkeley and San Leandro, giving her a perfect perspective to oversee Avenu’s Client Services team for the west coast.
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Tracy Vesely, a 27-year veteran of public sector leadership, has taken the next step in her career as director of client services at Avenu (formerly MuniServices).
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With California’s legislature back from Spring Recess and in full swing, this edition, produced by MuniServices covers selected and relevant issues of importance, including those impacting local revenues.
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On Tuesday, March 27, 2018 Claremont McKenna College hosts Inland Empire Vision: Trends and Challenges, a half day conference, which will feature CMC economists presenting the Inland Empire Forecast and the Inland Empire Consumer Confidence Index.
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A team of Nixon Peabody attorneys served as bond counsel in a student housing development financing transaction for Keck Graduate Institute (KGI).
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Brea, a commercial powerhouse with a “small town” feel, is an Orange County community of more than 42,000 located just southeast of Los Angeles.
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Banking, taxes and marijuana were the topics of discussion as municipal and industry leaders gathered September 15 to talk about local impacts of the cannabis industry during the League of California Cities’ Annual Conference in Sacramento.
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Across America, the obesity epidemic has fueled the debate whether to tax soda and other sweetened beverages, a move many policy makers think will shrink consumer waistlines.
