Calcasieu Parish voters overwhelmingly approved four property tax renewals on Saturday, according to complete, yet unofficial results from the Secretary of State's website.
A 10-mill, 10-year property tax renewal for the Community Center and Playground District 4 of Ward 1 received 449 yes votes, or 60 percent, and 305 no votes, or 40 percent. The renewal will take effect Jan.
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According to court documents and statements made in court, Jardine is a part owner of D&A Construction Management, Inc. ("D&A"), a Branford-based company in the construction business.
An investigation revealed that, although Jardine and D&A withheld employees' federal income and FICA taxes over multiple tax periods between 2016 and 2019 and reported those withholdings to the IRS, they failed to pay over the withheld amounts, totaling approximately $868,000.
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Social Security taxes up to $147,000 in wages. That could change
President Joe Biden recently proposed in his 2023 annual budget a so-called billionaire minimum income tax that would increase levies on the country's wealthiest households.
Under the plan, people with a net worth of $100 million or more would face a 20% tax on their full income, including unrealized appreciation.
Personal property taxes up by average of 25% in Charlottesville
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - People in Charlottesville are starting to get their personal property tax bills, and some are may be in for a shock.
Assessments skyrocketed this year. On average, Charlottesville Commissioner of Revenue Todd Divers says personal property is being assessed at 25% more than last year.
Critics call states' switch to flat income tax a boon for the wealthy
There's a recent uptick in states swapping tiered income taxes for a flat tax, charging the same rate to all residents, regardless of earnings.
Over the past 100 years, only four states have changed from graduated rates to flat taxes, according to the Tax Foundation . Another three states — Iowa, Mississippi and Georgia — passed legislation to make the shift this year.
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Instead, many taxpayers utilized other methods, "which they may have paid to use," according to a new U.S. Government Accountability Office study on the 2020 tax filing season.
The GAO report, issued Thursday, found that while 70% of taxpayers were eligible for the Internal Revenue Service's free-filing program, only 3%b of taxpayers actually use the service.
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Here's how two Texas constitutional amendments could lower some property taxes
Public schools in Texas are funded largely by local property taxes and, as property values soar in Texas , many property tax bills are also poised to grow.
Texas law grants homeowners some tax relief through what are called homestead exemptions, which reduce for qualifying homeowners the amount of a home’s value that can be taxed.
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So, we did see a unanimous vote through a legislative interim committee to make clear that they oppose this initiative. And that's where things get a little convoluted. Like you said, a judge in Helena is letting signature gathering continue for this.
Rob Saldin Yeah, maybe so, Sally. I mean, the other thing it could be is just an opportunistic ploy to raise some money, you know, rather than a clear indication that he's worried. You know, as we've talked about before, Rosendale really shouldn't have much to be worried about here.
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