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New Severance Tax Would Stifle Job Growth And Economic Benefits Of Pennsylvania's Energy Development

2015-05-08 07:44:57| oilandgasonline Home Page

Taxing a highly productive industry that supports thousands of jobs and generates billions in economic output and millions in tax revenues has negative economic consequences for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, according to a Natural Resource Economics, Inc.,studyreleased today by the Associated Petroleum Industries of Pennsylvania (API-PA).

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