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Who would be helped, who would be hurt if the so-called 'Millionaires' Tax' passes in Massachusetts?

With less than a month left for voters to decide where they will come down on the amendment that would add a 4 percent surtax on annual household income above $1 million, each side of the argument made its case before the Charles River Chamber on Wednesday.

Editor’s note: This is the first of four stories explaining the four questions on the November ballot. This one, about Question 1, is written by Beacon Hill Roll Call.BOSTON — The first question on the November ballot asks voters if they favor a...

Editor’s note: This is the first of four stories explaining the four questions on the November ballot. This one, about Question 1, is written by Beacon Hill Roll Call.BOSTON — The first question on the November ballot asks voters if they favor a...

ATHOL — Why should people in North Quabbin and other parts of western Massachusetts vote against Question 1, which proposes an additional 4 percent tax on income over $1 million? Dan Cence, spokesperson for the Coalition to Stop the Tax Hike...

Massachusetts voters will decide on the ballot question 1, known as the "Fair Share Amendment" or 'Millionaires' tax.'

“They’re trying to purchase the entire political establishment … They’re trying to flood the whole apparatus.”

The Supreme Judicial Court rejected the latest legal challenge to the blockbuster ballot question asking voters if they support a new surtax on household income above $1 million, ruling Wednesday that the summary Attorney General Maura Healey has prepared for the ballot is fair and suitable to be presented to voters.

BOSTON — The Supreme Judicial Court rejected the latest legal challenge to the blockbuster ballot question asking voters if they support a new surtax on household income above $1 million, ruling Wednesday that the summary Attorney General Maura Healey...

“It increases taxes on tens of thousands of small business owners at the worst possible time in the economy,” said Dan Cence.