Liveblogging the Monday meeting of Nevada's tax study committee

Write on Nevada ^ | 9/18/2009 | Victor Joecks

[NevadaPolicyResearchInstitute]

The push to raise Nevada's taxes in 2011 has already started, and NPRI is going to be there to give you the facts every step of the way.

On Monday, Geoffrey Lawrence and I are going to be live blogging the meeting of the subcommittee that will conduct a review of Nevada's revenue structure — that's legislative speak for "subcommittee to try and figure out the best way to raise your taxes." The meeting starts at 9 a.m., and since it's a government meeting it could go all day. But we'll be sticking it out to the very end so you can have real-time analysis of what's actually happening.

The meeting is also going to be streamed live here. If that link doesn't work, go the Nevada Legislature's schedule-of-meetings page and find the subcommittee meeting. Since it's a committee meeting, it's also open to the public. The meeting is being held in the Grant Sawyer Building in Las Vegas, but it will also be attended via simultaneous videoconferencing in Carson City and Elko. Go here to find the physical addresses. If you have the time and the patience for committee meetings, you can even give public comment at the end.

[NevadaPolicyResearchInstitute]

If you live in Nevada and care about taxes, this is the meeting that is setting the table for what will be happening - taxwise - in 2011.