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12 countries that pay less in taxes than the US The tax rates in the U.S. will be lower next year, thanks to the new Republican tax plan. Currently, the seven tax brackets are 10 percent, 15 percent, 25 percent, 28 percent, 33 percent, 35 percent and 39.6 percent. The new rates, which relate to the tax return you'll file in 2019, will be 10 percent, 12 ...
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| Trump threatens to slap retaliatory tariff on European cars as trade war talk heats up President Donald Trump threatened to hit car exports from the European Union with a retaliatory tax, escalating a brewing global fight with U.S. trading partners triggered by newly announced 25 percent U.S. tariffs on imported steel and aluminum. In a post on Twitter, Trump cited a "big imbalance" ...
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| Europe's tax war with the tech giants But the decisive factor is arguably the base corporate tax rate, which stands at 12.5% and can be reduced further should the company reinvest profits in research and development. This contrasts sharply with an average corporate tax rate of 23% elsewhere in the world and 18.35% in Europe, according ...
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| IRS Confirms That Previously Delayed Tax Refunds Should Be Arriving Soon Looking for your tax refund? The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced that tax refunds for taxpayers who claimed the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and the Additional Child Tax Credit (ACTC) should begin arriving in bank accounts or on debit cards this week. That assumes that taxpayers ...
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| The Golden Age of Tax Fraud Is Upon Us That would be Form 1040-ES, a series of vouchers that allows freelance workers to pay estimated taxes each quarter so that they don't get penalized for late payments at the end of the tax year. This series of forms tends to show up in the mail right at the New Year, often beforehand. As of this writing, the ...
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Amazon will start collecting sales tax for shipments to Pennsylvania as states seek to recoup billions Pennsylvania is just the second state, following Amazon's home state of Washington, that's part of a new service called "Marketplace Tax Collection," which CNBC reported on in November. Lawmakers in Pennsylvania passed a bill last year requiring internet retailers to charge and collect sales tax, ...
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| How Tax Cuts Led To West Virginia's Massive Teacher Strike A decade ago, West Virginia began gradually winding down certain business taxes that could have helped pay for the across-the-board raises that teachers haven't seen in four years. They also could have helped fill the funding shortfall in the Public Employee Insurance Agency, or PEIA, which many ...
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| Films Subsidized by California Tax Credits Barely Register at Oscars Only three of the 100 top-grossing films of 2016 were shot in California with state tax incentives, according to a report from FilmLA, the city's film permit office. And 2017 isn't shaping up much better, with only one film, Annabelle: Creation, cracking the top 50 at the domestic box office. Of the $330 million ...
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| Faced with US tax cuts, France, Germany hasten harmonization: Merkel "We have decided, with more emphasis than in the past, to push on with the'Common Corporation Tax with France' project," Merkel said in her regular weekend video podcast when asked how Germany's relative competitiveness could be maintained. "That means when we decide on a joint corporation ...
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| Louisiana House puts off 'do or die' tax votes until Sunday Louisiana House Speaker Taylor Barras, R-New Iberia, had initially described Friday (March 2) as the "do or die" day on tax votes facing his chamber. But the House ultimately decided to put off the tax decisions again -- this time until Sunday -- after nine hours of deliberations led to all major legislation ...
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| Kentucky pushes first-in-nation opioid tax The goal is to use the $70 million the tax is expected to generate each year for additional funding for the public school system as well as to fill other gaps in the budget. The plan also could help decrease the number of opioids coming into the state, which has the fifth highest overdose rate in the country.
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| New Tax Law Benefiting Shareholders More Than Workers So Far Democrats said during the tax debate last year that cutting corporate taxes would mainly benefit shareholders — after all, that's what several corporate executives had said would happen. So when companies like Walmart and Home Depot started announcing bonuses because of the tax law earlier this ...
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| Trump's aluminum imports tax will bite domestic industry Producer sources are waiting to see whether Trump goes ahead with the import tax, but say a blanket levy means a level playing field for all exporters and that the U.S. will need to import aluminum whatever Trump does. "If suppliers are not compensated for the tax you could see disruption in the U.S. ...
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| Georgia governor signs bill nixing Delta tax break after NRA split Georgia governor signs bill nixing Delta tax break after NRA split ... Nathan Deal on Friday signed into law a tax bill that fellow Republicans used to punish Atlanta-based Delta in retaliation for the airline's decision to sever ties ... Deal, serving his last year in office, initially pushed for the airline tax break. Only 13 NRA members used Delta's discount. Ending it cost the airline a $40 million tax break. - Washington Post
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| Preparing Your Tax Return Solo? 3 Tips to Help You Get Through It If your taxes are complicated, or if you're utterly overwhelmed by the notion of tackling them yourself, then it might pay to hire a tax preparer to do the work for you. But if your return is fairly simple and you're up for the challenge, preparing your taxes solo could save you a bit of money. In fact, an estimated ...
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| Your property taxes just jumped by more than 50 percent. Now what Now for the bad news: Your property taxes are going up as well, to just over $29,000 from an average of about $16,500 — and you'll only be able to deduct the first $10,000 on your taxes. That's the situation facing some homeowners in Jersey City, New Jersey, as the rapidly gentrifying city performs its ...
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| Sacramento and Central Valley poor could gain from Trump tax bill's investor perks Gov. Jerry Brown made no secret about his disdain for the federal tax bill Republican lawmakers passed in December. That won't stop him from using one of its provisions to open economic development opportunities in lower-income neighborhoods around California. His Finance Department on Friday ...
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| Governor signs comprehensive tax overhaul bill into law Governor signs comprehensive tax overhaul bill into law. By: Richard Elliot. Updated: Mar 3, 2018 - 3:16 PM. Loading... of. 0. Governor signs comprehensive tax overhaul bill into law. ATLANTA - Channel 2 Action News has learned Governor Nathan Deal signed the comprehensive income tax overhaul ...
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| Seattle task force recommends 'head tax' to fund help for homeless By choosing the high end of that range, the panel is recommending a tax that would yield three times more than what the council turned down a few months ago, said Katie Wilson, general secretary of the Transit Riders Union. At the same time, the task force also is emphasizing "an urgent need for fiscal ...
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| Tax bill could prompt development in poor neighborhoods More than 800 of California's poorest neighborhoods could see new development thanks to tax breaks included in last year's federal tax bill. A little-noted provision of the federal tax overhaul passed in December allows investors to avoid paying taxes on all or part of their capital gains from investments in ...
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| Australian Tax Office To Crack Down On Crypto Tax Evaders The Australian Tax Office will be going after cryptocurrency investors to ensure they are accurately filing their crypto gains on their taxes this year, Business Insider Australia reported Feb. 28. The Australian Tax Office will use data matching and "100-point identification checks" to track down crypto ...
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| Advocates Dig In As Tax Overhaul Plan Heads To Legislature Now the hard work begins as an advisory committee seeking to reinvigorate Connecticut's economy turns its attention to the legislature to enact its package of proposals that includes politically risky election-year tax changes. Robert Patricelli and James Smith, co-chairmen of the Commission on Fiscal ...
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| Boulder's Fate Brewing faces nearly $300K in tax liens Boulder's Fate Brewery faces nearly $300,000 in tax liens from state and federal tax authorities, in issues that have been ongoing since at least 2015. Fate Restaurants LLC is facing two liens totalling $269,325 from the Internal Revenue Service. Fate owner Michael Lawinski said the liens were not new, ...
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| Milwaukee's Baird is latest company to pass some benefits of tax reform to employees Milwaukee's Robert W. Baird & Co. said it will pay cash bonuses of $500 to $1,500 to employees, joining the list of Wisconsin companies passing along some of the benefits of federal tax reform to their workers. All full-time and part-time benefit-eligible employees of the financial services firm — except ...
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| Ankeny will cut property taxes if 1-cent sales tax passes "Our city council wanted to focus heavily on property tax relief," City Manager David Jones said. Ankeny would devote 65 percent of sales tax revenue to lowering property taxes. That's more than any other city in Polk County. The remaining 35 percent would go to infrastructure projects like building a ...
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| Oregon Democrats' response to the federal tax overhaul squeaks through the state House SALEM – Oregon Democrats' response to the new federal tax law passed the state House by a slim margin on Friday, with three Democrats voting "no." With roughly a quarter billion dollars at stake, Democrats said the bill was necessary to protect budgets for education, health care and other critical ...
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| Americans increasingly believe GOP tax law will cut their taxes Polling in battleground districts shows that voters increasingly think the Republican tax law will cut their taxes rather than raise them. The results — via the American Action Network, a conservative nonprofit aligned with House Speaker Paul Ryan — highlight changing perceptions regarding the law's ...
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