Effort to Reduce Income Inequality Helped or Harmed by Big Box Stores? (Audio: Interview)
What’s the impact of wage standards and workers’ benefits to taxpayers in relation to large employers, including Wal-Mart and Costco? Merrill Matthews on the Jan Mickelson Show, heard on WHO-AM in Des Moines.
Cuccinelli, Texas Prop 6, and Rainy Day Funds (Audio: Interview)
It's Election Day! IPI's Tom Giovanetti discusses the Virginia governor's race and Proposition 6 on the Texas ballot with KSKY's Mark Davis. Plus, if a state has billions saved up in a "rainy day fund," does the state government have too much taxpayer money?
2013 Communications Summit: Internet Tax Freedom Act--Back to the Future
The digital future stands threatened by multiple or discriminatory online taxes unless Congress makes permanent the Internet tax moratorium.
Kansas City Needs Relief from Crushing Wireless Taxes (Audio: Interview)
Tom Giovanetti discusses the exorbitant city and state wireless taxes in the Kansas City area on KCMO's Greg Knapp Show.
North Carolina's Film Economy Threatened (Audio: Interview)
Tom Giovanetti warns WPTF's Doug Kellett how the Tarheel State's film economy could suffer if the legislature cuts the 2010 film tax credit.
Giovanetti Reveals the Discriminatory Taxes on Wireless Service (Audio: Interview)
IPI President Tom Giovanetti tells WFLA's Preston Scott why governments slap so many taxes on wireless bills--because they can!
Time to Stop the Wireless Tax Grab (Audio: Interview)
Tom Giovanetti tells Baltimore's WCBM the Wireless Tax Fairness Act puts the brakes on new discriminatory wireless taxes.
Working to Restore American Liberty
Candid policy discussion with IPI expert, Merrill Matthews and IPI president, Tom Giovanetti at the 25th Anniversary Celebration: A New Frontier for Liberty.
25th Anniversary Celebration: Senator Ted Cruz Keynote
Texas Senator Ted Cruz outlines key initiatives at IPI's 25th Anniversary Celebration.
The Best Ideas Produce the Best Country
Short promotional video that explains the focus of IPI.
Total Records: 140
