Tennessee should be allowed to receive billions of dollars in federal aid without committing to a ban on cutting taxes, according to a federal judge’s ruling. Tennessee and Kentucky challenged the tax cut restriction in the American Rescue Plan Act.
CAPITAL IDEAS: New taxes to know about - The Berkshire Edge
Tax proposals from as recently as June 2021 have changed. The stuff that could fall under this topic has filled months and months of news coverage. Today I will focus on some interesting ones you should be aware of. I'll keep it brief, just so that you know we're monitoring it for you.
St. Paul property taxes could rise sharply in 2022 - StarTribune.com
St. Paul homeowners will see hefty property tax increases in 2022 if officials sign off on plans introduced in recent weeks.
A joint panel of city, county and schools officials learned Monday that taxes on the city's $228,700 median-valued home could rise by $338, or 11%, under their respective tax-levy plans and other factors.
Some CFOs Say Higher Corporate Taxes Could Lead to Lower Investments - WSJ
Companies are preparing for another round of corporate-tax increases under a new administration, reframing their forecasting models to account for the impact of higher taxes on cash flows, spending and their overseas businesses.
Property taxes could jump 11% for average St. Paul homeowner – Twin Cities
The average St. Paul homeowner will pay 11 percent more in property taxes next year if local governments stick with the levy increases they're considering.
The St. Paul school board, which typically charges the maximum allowed under a state formula, voted unanimously Monday to set its levy ceiling at $202.8 million, an increase of $6.2 million, or 3.2 percent, over last year.
IRS Reports Your Taxes Specifically Were Spent To Drone-Strike Kids
WASHINGTON—Pinpointing the exact allocation of your contributions, the Internal Revenue Service released a report Monday revealing that your taxes specifically were spent to drone-strike kids.
Proposed Taxes on Harm Reduction Products Create Concerning Risks – InsideSources
Alongside the COVID-19 pandemic, much of the political discussion over the course of the past year has been centered on deals to bolster infrastructure in the United States, as well as broader economic and funding packages for lawmakers to advance a host of legislative priorities.
What's distressing about this specific proposal, though, is that these taxes go beyond just traditional cigarettes and cigars.
Will taxes on the ultra-rich be enough to fund Dems' $3.5T bill? - CSMonitor.com
Defending a bill not yet fully drafted, Democrats are determined to avoid a deficit financed spending spree. They are growing frustrated by the focus on the proposed $3.5 trillion spending total, arguing far too little attention is being paid to the work they are doing to balance the books. Mr.
Virtual town hall on taxes for central Washington happening Wednesday | News | wenatcheeworld.com
Sydnee Gonzalez is a staff writer from Queen Creek, Arizona. She covers local government. Send story tips to gonzalez@wenatcheeworld.com
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