Nissan has officially confirmed that the 2024 Nissan Leaf will once again be eligible for a federal EV tax credit of $3,750. This credit, which is half of the maximum amount of $7,500, effectively reduces the price of the Leaf to $25,485 for many households. The confirmation comes after Nissan initially announced in October that … Read more
In a recent development, the Oklahoma House of Representatives approved a bill proposing a temporary tax credit for donations made to non-profit pregnancy centers. The measure, known as House Bill 1788, received support from Republican lawmakers but faced opposition from Democrats. Authored by Durant Republican Cody Maynard, the bill aims to incentivize donations to nonprofit … Read more
Mayor Eric Adams Plan Calls Upon Religious Groups to Assist Migrants in Need Religious Institutions Offered Up to $54,000 Monthly to Shelter Migrants According to the New York Post, New York City is dealing with lots of migrants who need help. Mayor Eric Adams plan is to ask religious leaders to open their places for … Read more
Guaranteed Income Programs Provide Cash Aid to U.S. Families Critics Raise Concerns as Guaranteed Income Programs Gain Prominence According to the Daily Mail, there’s a big effort to give money to struggling families through guaranteed income programs. These guaranteed income programs use taxpayers’ money to offer families up to $36,000 without any conditions. They’ve become … Read more
Senators Propose Bill Introduce Enhanced Cybersecurity Act Enhanced Cybersecurity for SNAP Act Addresses Security Disparities According to WGNO, to bolster the security of electronic benefit cards and protect families relying on them four U.S. Senators propose bill, including Bill Cassidy, that has introduced the Enhanced Cybersecurity for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Act. The initiative … Read more
What To Know About Charity Tax Benefits Enhancing Food Pantry Tax Credits: HB 1730’s Bid to Alleviate Limitations In a significant move, two Missouri House committees have unanimously approved bills supporting benevolent tax credit programs aimed at aiding those in need. Last week, the Special Committee on Public Policy overwhelmingly voted 6-0 to advance HB … Read more
Criminals Targeting SNAP Benefits through High-Tech Skimming Scams Tips to Safeguard Your EBT Card and Prevent Unauthorized Access According to WKBN 27, the Ohio Department of Job & Family Services warns people who get SNAP benefits to be careful because criminals are trying to steal money from their EBT cards through high-tech skimming scams. Some … Read more
Missouri House Committees Advance Child Care Benefits Bill House Bill 1730: Elevating Support for Food Pantries Missouri House committees have recently moved forward with bills supporting child tax benefits programs. Last week, the Special Committee on Public Policy unanimously approved House Bill 1730 (HB 1730) with a 6-0 vote. This legislation aims to raise the … Read more
Working Families Tax Credit Program – Aid for Washington Residents Changes in the Working Families Tax Credit Program According to Kima, as tax season starts people in Washington have a chance to get help from the Working Families Tax Credit program. Right now, they’re accepting applications for the 2023 tax year. This Working Families Tax … Read more
Ann Arbor’s Pioneering Guaranteed-Income Program University-Led Research for Policy Impact According to M Live, Ann Arbor, Michigan, is doing something new and important. They started Ann Arbor’s Groundbreaking GIG A2 program to help 100 people with low income. These individuals will get $528 every month for two years. The University of Michigan’s Poverty Solutions team … Read more