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California lawmakers unveil budget rejecting Gavin Newsom spending cuts. Here’s their plan
Merced Sun-Star via Yahoo News· 6 days agoThe legislative proposal does preserve some elements of Newsom’s budget. It accepts a plan to...
No, stimulus checks are not coming from the IRS or California in 2024. Don't fall for false rumors
Fast Company Magazine· 21 hours agoWho wouldn’t want another stimulus check? The government checks were a big help to many families...
IRS Will Expand Free Tax Filing Program to All 50 States: What You Need to Know
CNET· 6 days agoTax season 2024 ended on April 15 (unless you filed an extension or live in these states with later...
California Democrat spending hinges on voters approving billions. How it affects the budget
The Sacramento Bee· 16 hours agoCalifornia lawmakers are jockeying over the chance to ask voters for billions in bond dollars, leading to a potential conundrum for leaders: seek money through the ballot ...
After modest debut, free tax filing service from IRS to expand to more taxpayers
Los Angeles Times· 6 days agoAfter a trial run in California and 11 other states, the IRS’ Direct File program will be made...
LITHC – It’s Not the Only Way to Finance Housing Projects. Benefits of Tax-Exempt Financing Work...
The National Law Review· 5 days agoA few months ago[1] Bob Labes and I wrote a blog post about the $78 Billion Tax Bill that includes...
California regulators torpedo popular plan to boost community solar
Canary Media· 6 days agoTo date, California’s community-solar programs have subsidized lower-income customers through funds...
Your taxes will likely have to go up, despite Biden’s $400K pledge
Market Watch· 2 days ago“You’d not just be testing the limits of political feasibility,” he told MarketWatch, “but there’s...
The world is bullish on the U.S. — but Americans shouldn’t get too comfortable
MarketWatch via Yahoo Finance· 4 days agoSlashing Biden-era initiatives to improve infrastructure...China and elsewhere in Asia. Steeply...
The Rise of Poverty Inc.
The Atlantic· 4 days agoIn 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson declared “unconditional war on poverty,” and since then, federal spending on anti-poverty initiatives has steadily ballooned. The federal government now ...
