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tax

[taks] / tæks /






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It continued: “Independent grocers are proud economic drivers, creating local jobs and generating tax revenue, but they need certainty and common sense, not more costly red tape handed down by bureaucrats.”

From Salon

Social Security benefits are financed primarily from payroll taxes rather than an investment pool, so the system isn’t backed by accumulated assets as are annuities.

From The Wall Street Journal

Most states avoid a straight tax on net worth because a wealth tax can be hard to administer.

From Barron's

But Mamdani needs the support of the state government to make tax changes.

From BBC

Minnesotans can also claim a $1,750 refundable tax credit for each child, on top of the $2,200 federal credit.

From The Wall Street Journal