Traffic infrastructure, tax and criminal justice reform: A business resource guide to the 2017 legislative session

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Photography by Tim Mueller When Gov. John Bel Edwards unveiled the centerpiece of his tax plan for the legislative session—a gross receipts tax called a commercial activity tax, or CAT—he told those in attendance at the March 29 press briefing that he’d come up with the idea after traveling the state and talking to lawmakers.

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