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Wisconsin Republicans Pass $3.5 Billion Income Tax Cut

Wisconsin Republicans Pass $3.5 Billion Income Tax Cut Plan Amid Democratic Criticism

The proposal, which is retroactive to January 1, 2023, has drawn criticism from Democrats who argue that it disproportionately benefits the wealthy. Wisconsin Republicans in control of the state Legislature’s budget-writing committee have approved a plan that would result in a $3.5 billion income tax cut across the board According to Republicans, the average reduction…

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Texas Expands Eligibility for Food Stamps

Texas Expands Eligibility for Food Stamps as New Law Eases Vehicle Asset Test Requirements

The bill, House Bill 1287, will allow thousands more Texans to qualify for financial assistance through the program. The governor of Texas, Greg Abbott, has signed a new bill into law that will expand eligibility for the federal SNAP, commonly known as food stamps The nonprofit organization Texas Grandparents Raising Grandchildren (TXGRG), led by Mercedes…

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Tax Relief Programs

Tax Relief Programs Aim to Support Senior Residents in New Jersey

Two primary programs, ANCHOR and the Senior Freeze, are administered by the State, along with several programs overseen by Hopewell Township. Efforts are underway in the state of New Jersey to enhance property tax relief for seniors, prompting inquiries from Hopewell Township residents regarding existing programs that assist senior citizens The Affordable New Jersey Communities…

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New York City migrants

Over 100 Migrant Households Resettled With $50,000 Budget Amidst Increasing Numbers Of Illegal Migrants In New York City

More than 100 migrant households in New York City were resettled with the help of a $50,000 budget amidst the increasing numbers of illegal migrants in the city. NYC Spends $50,000 to Resettle More Than 100 Migrant Households to Various States and Countries With the increasing numbers of illegal immigrants in the city, NYC officials…

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Semiconductor Manufacturing Factories

Over $52 Billion Subsidies To Encourage the Building Of Semiconductor Manufacturing Factories In The US

More than $52 billion in subsidies will encourage the building of semiconductor manufacturing factories in the United States. Subsidies Under CHIPS Act Will Encourage Suppliers to Build Semiconductor Manufacturing Factories in the US Under the CHIPS Act, over $52 billion in subsidies will be released to encourage suppliers to build semiconductor manufacturing factories in the…

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New Treasury Deal

New Deal To Extend Ban Repossessions, Mortgage Length To Up To 25 Years For Struggling Homeowners

A new deal will extend the repossession ban and the mortgage length to 25 years for struggling homeowners. New Deal Will Extend Ban Repossessions and Mortgage Length to Help Struggling Homeowners A new deal approved will provide relief to struggling homeowners by extending the ban on repossessions and the mortgage length, which will give them…

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