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Pactiv Evergreen Plant Closure in Canton Sparks Controversy

Pactiv Evergreen Plant Closure in Canton Sparks Controversy Over Proposed Tax Break and Health Insurance Confusion

Pactiv Evergreen, seeking to reduce the assessed value of the paper mill by $14 million, has faced strong opposition from Canton Mayor Zeb Smathers. Canton’s Pactiv Evergreen plant closure looms, and new challenges have arisen, centering around a proposed tax break and confusion regarding workers’ health insurance The potential reduction in the plant’s value, from…

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Clarksburg City Council Approves An Ordinance Granting 10-Year Property Tax Break For New Retail Businesses

Clarksburg City Council Approves An Ordinance Granting 10-Year Property Tax Break For New Retail Businesses

The Clarksburg City Council in West Virginia approved an ordinance granting new retail businesses located in vacant buildings downtown a 10-year business property tax break.   The Clarksburg City Council in West Virginia approved an ordinance for a property tax break The Clarksburg City Council in West Virginia conducted a regular session. Before the passing…

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Tax Break Fraud

New Orleans Cracks Down on Tax Break Fraud as Deceased Individuals Illegally Benefit

This illegal practice, known as Homestead Exemption fraud, has garnered the attention of authorities, prompting decisive action. New Orleans is grappling with a unique problem related to property taxes, as the names of deceased individuals continue to appear on property tax rolls, enabling their loved ones to fraudulent benefit from tax breaks In 2016, Governor…

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Texas Tax Break Benefiting Landlords

Controversy Surrounds Texas Tax Break Benefiting Landlords, Raising Concerns for Renters

This initiative has sparked a heated debate as critics question the implications for renters. Texas landlords are set to benefit from a lucrative tax break aimed at promoting affordable housing, potentially saving them a staggering $1 million The controversy surrounding Public Facility Corporations has garnered attention in Houston, where Mayor Sylvester Turner and the housing…

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Michigan Revenue Expectations Adjusted Downward

Michigan Revenue Expectations Adjusted Downward by $1.8 Billion Due to Tax Law Changes

Michigan leaders have revised their tax revenue projections for the next fiscal year, reducing expectations by $1.8 billion. Tax law changes lead to a $1.8 billion drop in Michigan’s revenue expectations However, they emphasized that the changes resulted from authorized tax relief measures and highlighted the strength of the state’s economy. The impact of the…

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