The Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency hopes to empower people all over Northern Michigan to overcome the barriers of poverty.
"This is a great opportunity to come in to get free education, free resources for anyone in our area," says Dan Tincknell, budget and housing director at NMCAA.
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Whitney Hahnenberg, sales force specialist at NMCAA, says, "We have so many programs in our pocket we care about our community and we want to make sure if you need help, please reach out to us, if we can’t help you, we’re going to find you help."
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The rich are different — and taxes are a big part of the story
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"Let me tell you about the very rich. They are different from you and me." Novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote that long ago.
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But not in the way most people think. Yes, they "have money." Yes, some even "come from money." But that doesn't tell us very much.
Fortunately, we can get a whiff of how the rich are different at this time every year. This is when I do the paperwork so a CPA can do the Burns household tax return. Now, even though I am mostly retired, I get a small window into the difference between the rich and the rest of us.
Hemp, property taxes, agriculture were hot topics during Parma's Capital for a Day | ktvb.com
PARMA, Idaho — It was standing-room-only as Idaho Gov. Brad Little and about a dozen agency leaders spent the day in Parma, a city of just over 2,100 in northwestern Canyon County, answering questions from residents related to hemp, taxes, and agriculture.
Little held his first Capital for a Day event in 2020 at Parma's Anderson Hall on Friday. Groups of students, from elementary to high school were in attendance throughout the day, and several dozen residents approached the governor with questions about hemp, property taxes, agriculture and education.
Do Democratic candidates' proposed new taxes have any chance of passing?
Short answer: The only leading candidate who might succeed in passing a wealth tax is former Vice President Joe Biden, depending on the makeup of Congress. And the stock market won't like his nomination.
Current top tax rates are 40.2% for labor income (our paychecks) and 23.8% on investment income (our portfolios).
Biden's proposed wealth tax is slightly less than other Dem candidates' — a top marginal rate of 51.8% on labor and 43.4% on investment income.
In case you are keeping track:
I-Team Quick Tip: How to file your taxes for free | abc7chicago.com
India to Cut Taxes, Increase Spending in Bid to Revive Growth - WSJ
NEW DELHI—India is cutting income taxes and increasing spending, hoping to resuscitate growth, which has tumbled to a 10-year low in Asia's third-largest economy.
AARP TaxAide begins preparing taxes | Daily Journal News | dailyjournalonline.com
All sites will be open 9 a.m.-1 p.m.. The program is open to taxpayers of all ages. AARP membership is not required. All volunteers are trained and IRS-certified every year.
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• All 1099 forms (1099 INT, 1099 DIV, etc.) showing interest and/or dividends and documentation showing original purchase price of sold assets
At all of sites, they follow the public school weather cancellation schedule. This means if school is canceled due to bad weather in the school district where you reside, they will not be doing taxes in that district on that day.
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