American colonists first complained that taxation without representation was unacceptable in the 1760s when Britain imposed a series of taxes to pay for the French and Indian wars, while not allowing ...

Two hundred and fifty years ago the American colonists believed that King George should not impose taxes on them without representation. That grievance still exists today but this time it’s not a king ...

Ohio’s municipal income tax system has always carried a basic unfairness — commuters have to pay taxes in the cities where they work but have no vote and no say in how that money is spent. That was ...