As a former business owner and one who has many friends who are, most people will debate tax rates but one of the bigger headaches for business is tax complexity. Continue reading →
Tag / Taxes
Inflation Running Up Construction Costs for Local Governments
With local governments wanting to spend big on construction projects because of low-interest rate borrowing, new inflationary pressures are popping up. Costs are now going up 10% annually in some places. Continue reading →
List of Obamacare Taxes Eliminated By New Republican Healthcare Bill
The House today voted to eliminate almost $1 Trillion in Obamacare taxes. Continue reading →
Detailed Breakdown of President Trump’s Tax Plan
Here’s a look at President Trump’s proposed tax plan from earlier today. Continue reading →
Indiana Ranked Second In New Economic Report
Widely regarded economic report has the Hoosier state highly regarded. Continue reading →
LA Times: Government Should Own 25% of Every Company
No idea about how to run the government coming out of California should shock anyone. Continue reading →
How U.S. Companies Use Tax Code to Profit Off Overseas Profits via U.S. Taxpayers
Most U.S. companies who do business overseas usually don’t bring their money back into the United States because of a heavy 35% repatriation tax that would hit the money if they brought it back into the U.S. Continue reading →
Taxpayers Strike Out: MLB Teams Get Billions in Tax Subsidies
MLB season is beginning again and what also comes with that are teams using the tax code for taxpayers money. Continue reading →
Report: State of California Debt Hits $228 Billion
When real accounting methods are applied to California’s government money books, Continue reading →
Bad Sign: Over 1 Million Employers Owe in Payroll Taxes
With it being tax season, I figured I’d check on how business is faring in keeping up on payroll tax submission. Continue reading →
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