Making pretty pictures, and not-so-pretty-pictures, on our Data-Z website.

As Trump ends his term as President of the United States, he leaves behind quite the legacy. Included in his legacy will be a $7.7 trillion increase in the national debt, which amounts to almost $24,000 per person. This represents a 39 percent increase.

Where are people moving -- and why?

Should companies pay taxes on the profits they report to their shareholders, not what they report to the IRS?

Spirit Rosenberg from Great.com interviewed Truth In Accounting as part of their 'Great.com Talks With...' podcast. This series is an antidote to negative news stories that aims to shed light on organizations and experts whose work is making a positive impact on the world.

At a time when state and local governments have to make tough choices due to COVID-related budget shortfalls and the federal government is contemplating more aid in another stimulus package, citizens deserve to know the extent of their governments’ financial troubles now more than ever. 

Truth in Accounting is in the midst of its biggest-ever campaign for accountability and transparency in governmental accounting. For the next few months, we will be dedicating the Friday edition of Morning Call to our focus on challenging the Governmental Accounting Standards Board to revise their standards for government accounting and financial reporting.

Paying down a billion-dollar bill backlog with borrowing forbidden to "insolvent" entities.

States don't vote for people, people vote for people.

Our strategic communications and operations manager Courtney Fox explains why she's moving out of state. 

Former U.S. Comptroller General David Walker is still providing fiscal leadership.

Who might be "gambling for resurrection" with taxpayer money?

Sheila Weinberg interviews Bobby Rand, a former senior staffer for the New Jersey State Treasurer's office and Local Bond Issuer Manager.