San Antonio Receives $17.8M Government Grant for Migrant Aid San Antonio’s Migrant Aid Funding According to SAN ANTONIO REPORT, after the big storms on April 10 in Louisiana the government is giving $17.8 million to help migrants said U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar. This money will help San Antonio support migrants at places like the Migrant … Read more
Understanding Tax Credits: Refundable vs. Nonrefundable – Expert Tips from Tax Attorney Adam Brewer Making the Most of Refundable and Nonrefundable Tax Credits As the April 15 deadline gets closer, the IRS is reminding Americans about tax credits. These credits can lower what you owe or increase your refund, according to the report of Fox … Read more
Philly Workers Missing Out on $100 Million in Tax Credits: Experts Urge Free Tax Help Philly Experts Highlight Free Tax Credits Assistance for Low-Income Workers On Tax Day, it’s been said that Philly workers are not getting about $100 million they could, according to the published article of WHYY. That’s because some 50,000 Americans with … Read more
Preserving Farmland with Tax Credits to Ensure Food Security Amid Urban Growth Wisconsin Act 42 Provides Tax Incentives to Safeguard Agricultural Land Amid Urbanization Wisconsin is seeing more Americans moving into cities and less land available for farming. But to keep producing enough food it’s crucial to save farmland according to the published article of … Read more
Colorado Bill SB 190: Revitalizing Rural Economies with Rail Credits and Tax Incentives Amid Coal Decline Colorado Bill SB 190: Boosting Rural Economies with Rail Tax Credits and Incentives Amid Coal Industry Downturn A Colorado bill legislature wants to help counties hurt by less coal production and to bring more passenger trains to the state’s … Read more
Montana’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is in its final days of distributing April payments, worth up to $1,751, to eligible households across the state. The distribution, which began on the second of the month, spans five days, with payments being made according to various identifiers such as SNAP case number, account number, Social Security … Read more
Pennsylvania’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) has come under scrutiny due to a peculiar quirk affecting three-person households. Michael Wentling, a single father on disability from Cumberland County, noticed a significant drop in his monthly SNAP benefits when one of his three children moved out, reducing his household size. While it’s expected that a smaller … Read more
The Kansas Senate recently rejected a proposed budget for K-12 schools, facing intense opposition primarily from public education groups. The proposed budget, which had earlier received narrow approval from the House, aimed to fully fund schools and allocate $77.5 million in new funding for special education. However, the budget encountered resistance due to alterations in … Read more
In a bid to fulfill a $1.3 billion agreement aimed at boosting Houston firefighters’ salaries, Mayor John Whitmire has put forward a proposition for a potential tax hike. This proposal, if approved by voters, could result in a $15 per month increase in property taxes for homeowners in Houston. The need to secure funding for … Read more
Diverse Funding Sources for Guaranteed Basic Income Programs Leading Cities Provide Financial Assistance to Low-Income Families According to Business Insider, in the United States, some programs called guaranteed basic income (GBI) are helping families with low incomes by giving them money each month. These guaranteed basic income (GBI) programs get money from different places not … Read more