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Minnesota Legislature Approves State Budget

Minnesota Legislature Approves State Budget with Social Security Tax Relief and Rebate Checks

The Minnesota Legislature has concluded its 2023 session by passing a $72 billion state budget, which is now awaiting the signature of Governor Tim Walz. The budget includes various provisions such as direct rebate checks, tax relief for seniors receiving Social Security benefits, and a new tax credit aimed at reducing child poverty Under the…

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Michigan Man Allegedly Fatally Shoots Ex-Girlfriend

Michigan Man Allegedly Fatally Shoots Ex-Girlfriend with Shotgun in Front of Their Child

The suspect, identified as Gregory Keyier-Deniro Davis, 43, was charged with multiple offenses including first-degree premeditated murder, assault with intent to murder, felon in possession of a firearm, four counts of felony firearm second offense, and felonious assault. A man from Michigan has been accused of fatally shooting his ex-girlfriend in front of their young…

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SBA Unveils Measures to Boost Access to Capital

SBA Unveils Measures to Boost Access to Capital for Small Businesses

Headed by Isabel Casillas Guzmán, the SBA recently introduced simplified procedures for lenders and shared additional implementation details following the completion of two new rules. The SBA has taken significant steps to address the gaps in access to capital for small business owners in the United States To expedite eligibility determination for SBA-backed loans, the…

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Florida State Pension Board's Risky Money

Florida State Pension Board’s Risky Money Move Raises Concerns for Retirees

The move has attracted attention due to Governor Ron DeSantis‘ efforts to raise his national profile ahead of a possible presidential run. The Florida State Board of Administration is facing criticism for its decision to move state pension money into riskier investments, potentially affecting retirees collecting pensions The investigative journalism site The Lever revealed that…

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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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