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Prof. Maynard comments on federal tax reform's impact on education funding

Prof. Maynard comments on federal tax reform's impact on education funding

Goldburn P. Maynard Jr.

Brandeis School of Law Professor Goldburn P. Maynard Jr. was quoted in a Dec. 19, 2017, news story about the possible impact of a federal tax reform on education funding.

Maynard, a tax law expert, says that the new tax bill could force some difficult financial decisions.

"Education may be one of those areas that is affected because a lot of education funding comes from things like property taxes, state income taxes, et cetera," he says in the story.

Read the full WDRB story.