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550K Property Owners in Jackson County Can Now Enjoy Tax Relief: Apply for Senior Property Tax Credit Program!

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Supporting Older Residents with Senior Property Taxes Jackson County’s New Initiative to Ease Financial Burdens According to Lee’s Summit Tribune, Jackson County has introduced a new program called the Senior Property Tax Credit Program. This Senior Property Tax Credit Program helps older residents who own homes with their property tax payments. The Senior Property Tax … Read more

$830M New Georgia Tax Credit Cap: Big Studios Exempt and Rural Studios May Benefit – Check It Out!

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Proposed Georgia Tax Credit Cap on Tax Credit Transfers Reduced New Georgia Tax Credit Cap Set at 2.3% of State Budget According to Deadline, Georgia’s film and TV production, Georgia Tax Credit Cap is undergoing some changes as it moves through the government. Originally, the Georgia Tax Credit Cap bill suggested a limit on the … Read more

$1,500 Tax Credit for Preschool Expenses and 25% State Tax Credit for Child Care: Illinois Lawmakers Proposes – Supporting Family Finances and Early Education!

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State Tax Credit Proposal of Illinois Lawmakers Targeted Support for Families According to Effingham Radio, Lawmakers in Springfield, Illinois, are talking about two ideas to help parents with childcare costs. Illinois lawmakers first idea is to give parents a tax credit from the state which means they pay less in taxes. This tax credit would be … Read more

March Social Security Payments: Millions of Americans Set to Receive Boost

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March Social Security Payments: Millions of Americans Set to Receive Boost

Millions of Americans are eagerly awaiting their Social Security benefits this March, with significant increases in payments hitting bank accounts this week. The latest Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) brings good news for recipients, with a maximum payment of $4,873 and an average increase of $58 compared to last year’s benefits. Beneficiaries with birthdays falling … Read more

Connecticut Contemplates End of Film and TV Tax Credit Program

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Connecticut Contemplates End of Film and TV Tax Credit Program

Connecticut’s film and television industry faces uncertainty as the state’s General Assembly weighs legislation to eliminate its lucrative tax credit program. The proposed bill has garnered bipartisan support, with both Republican and Democratic leaders advocating for its removal. The incentive program, which has provided over $1.5 billion in support to productions over nearly two decades, … Read more

Rhode Island Lawmakers Propose Tax Credit for Family Caregivers

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Rhode Island Lawmakers Propose Tax Credit for Family Caregivers

In a bid to alleviate financial burdens on those caring for elderly or disabled family members, legislators in Rhode Island’s East Bay area have introduced a new tax credit proposal. Sen. Linda L. Ujifusa and Rep. Susan R. Donovan have collaborated on legislation aimed at offering relief to family caregivers facing significant monetary expenses. The … Read more

$7,500 for Lower-Income Buyers: Oregon Offers Electric Car Rebates – Apply Now Until June 3rd!

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Oregon Department of Environmental Quality Offers Electric Cars Rebates Apply Now for Electric Car Rebates and More Affordable According to KTVZ,  The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality is helping people buy electric cars by offering money back. Oregonians can apply for electric car rebates from April 3rd to June 3rd to make electric cars cheaper. But … Read more

3.75% Property Tax Hike Proposed for Elizabethtown Seniors – Discussing Inclusive School Plans!

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Property Tax Increase Considered for Budget Debate Emerges Over Tax Rebates for Low-Income Seniors According to Lancaster Online, at the Elizabethtown Area school board meeting on March 12th, they discussed raising property taxes by 3.75% for next year’s budget. This property tax could help give low-income seniors a $500 or $250 tax rebate. Some board … Read more

$1M Assistance Now Accessible: Rep. Pashinski’s Meeting Aids Wilkes-Barre Residents in Uncovering Prescriptions, Property Tax Rebates, and Unclaimed Property Programs!

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Community Meeting with State Representative Discusses Vital Services Accessibility Challenges Highlighted in Accessing Assistance Programs According to Fox 56, State Representative Eddie Day Pashinski met with Wilkes-Barre residents at the Housing Authority to discuss helpful services. They discussed programs like prescriptions, unclaimed property, and property tax rebates. Judy Kosloski, the Housing Authority Director said many … Read more

$1.2 Trillion Funding Bill Revealed: IRS Cuts and Child Care Boost Highlight Negotiations

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$1.2 Trillion Funding Bill Revealed: IRS Cuts and Child Care Boost Highlight Negotiations

Congressional leaders have unveiled a $1.2 trillion government funding deal aimed at averting a looming shutdown. The agreement, covering half of the 12 annual government funding bills, addresses critical areas such as defense, health, and border security while reflecting the outcomes of bipartisan negotiations. The proposed bill allocates significant funding to key departments, with $824.3 … Read more