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Vermont Flooding Victims

Tax Relief Application For Eligible Flooding Victims Extended In Vermont Until November 15 – Check Eligibility Here!

The tax relief application is extended until November 15 for eligible flooding victims in Vermont. Tax Relief Application Extended for Flooding Victims in Vermont Until November 15 Following the nearing end of the tax relief application, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) decided to extend the deadline of the tax relief application for flooding victims who…

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Proposed Income Tax Increase

Proposed Income Tax Increase In Delaware City To Help Support Infrastructure And Economic Development Amidst Inflation

A proposed income tax increase in Delaware City will help support infrastructure and economic development amidst inflation. Proposed Income Tax Increase to Support Infrastructure Projects and Economic Development Amidst Inflation in Delaware City Amidst the increasing cost of living and inflation in Delaware City, the proposed income tax increase will aim to support infrastructure projects…

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Boston Introduces Innovative Tax Breaks

Boston Introduces Innovative Tax Breaks to Fuel Office-to-Resi Conversions and Address Housing Shortage

The city aims to provide property tax breaks of up to 75 percent over 29 years for downtown office-to-resi conversions. Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has introduced a groundbreaking plan to address the housing shortage and embrace the rise of remote work by encouraging office-to-resi conversions This marks the first financial incentive proposed by Boston to…

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Biden’s Student Loan: Biden Administration to Continue Fighting to Provide Relief to Millions of Americans Paying Off Debts.

The Biden administration is determined to keep fighting for assistance for millions of Americans suffering under debts that sometimes exceed $100,000 after the Supreme Court rejected his student loan forgiveness program in June. The court decided 6-3 against the Biden administration’s plan to cancel up to $400 billion in student loans, ruling that the president…

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