Tag: Finance News
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Eligible Low-Income Families To Receive Tenant-Based Rental Assistance in Orange County
Eligible low-income families in Orange County will receive tenant-based rental financial assistance. Tenant-Based Rental Assistance Will Provide Relief to Low-Income Families in Orange County Several eligible low-income families in Orange County will receive various assistance under the Tenant-Based Rental Assistance program, including rental, security, and utility deposit assistance. As part of the housing assistance program,…
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Tax Cut In New Budget Proposed By Northampton
Northampton County’s Proposed Budget Has A Tax Cut Of 6.5 Cent Ad Valorem Tax Decrease For Fiscal Year 2024. A Total Of $45,875,495 Budget Is Allocated And A $7 Million Increase Is What Makes The Budget Higher, Thus There Should Be A Tax Cut To Spend For Other Agenda. Tax Cut in New Budget…
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Monthly Payment Application Worth $500 Will Open In Eight Days.
Rise up Cambridge program, is a guaranteed income program in Massachusetts and is accepting application within a week to selected applicants which will receive a $500 monthly payment. Application for Income Program starts Next Week Massachusetts made a guaranteed income program that will give $500 to selected applicants, the application will start within…
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Kannapolis City Budget for 2023-24 Unveiled: No Increase in Property Taxes or Fees
The recommended budget, totaling slightly over $104 million, focuses on several key strategies. The city council was presented with the budget proposal for the 2023-24 year, revealing that there will be no increases in property taxes or fees These strategies include implementing the Imagine Kannapolis Strategic Plan, retaining current employees while also recruiting new talent,…
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Property Tax Increase Proposed in Petersburg
The board is considering raising the property tax rate to 1.200 cents for Lincoln County and 1.400 cents for Marshall County. The Petersburg Board of Mayor and Aldermen has announced plans for a public hearing on June 6th to discuss a proposed increase in the property tax rate for the upcoming fiscal year 2023-24 Currently,…
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HomeAdvisor Inc. Will Pay Almost $7 Million In Settlement Over False Advertising Lawsuit
HomeAdvisor Inc. will pay almost $7 million in settlement following a false advertising lawsuit filed against them. HomeAdvisor Inc. Reached Almost $7 Million In Settlement Following False Advertising Claims HomeAdvisor Inc., an online listing service of professionals for home improvement, will pay $6.82 million to settle the false advertising claims against them Tuesday. According to…
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Tennessee Governor Signs Historic $400 Million Tax Cut
The Act includes a $273 million three–month grocery tax holiday meant to provide direct relief to Tennessee families and more than $150 million in annual small business tax relief. Governor Bill Lee signed the Tennessee Works Tax Act, the largest tax cut in the state’s history The Act also simplifies tax administration, encourages businesses to invest in the state, and aligns the state with other states adopting “single sales factor“ apportionment…
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Colorado Governor Signs Bill to Ease Property Tax Burden for Homeowners
In recent times, residents of Colorado have experienced significant spikes in their property tax bills, with some seeing increases as high as 30% to 70%. Colorado Governor Jared Polis has taken action to alleviate the burden of property taxes on homeowners by signing a bill on Wednesday Governor Polis chose to sign the bill into…
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Walmart Settlement Reaches $500,000 After Selling Over 250 Illegal Brass Knuckles Online In California
Walmart settlement reached $500,000 after selling more than 250 illegal brass knuckles online in California. $500,000 Walmart Settlement After Selling Illegal Weapons Online in California As part of the Walmart settlement, the largest retailer will pay $500,000 in settlement for selling illegal brass knuckles to California customers online despite being illegal in the state. Authorities…
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Alaska New State Budget Could Boost Permanent Fund Dividend For Residents Depending On The Oil Price
One provision of the newly passed Alaska state budget could be an advantage for Alaska residents. They may be eligible to receive a $500 permanent fund dividend. But this will all depends on the oil price. The newly passed Alaska state budget could give residents a $500 permanent fund dividend One section of the…