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IRS to waive $1 billion in penalties for millions of taxpayers. Here's who qualifies.
The IRS said it will waive penalties for almost 5 million taxpayers on their 2020 and 2021 tax returns. Read More.
The Grassroots Corner December 18th, 2023
The Grassroots Corner - Week Beginning 12/18/23: “FAIRtax at the Salt and Light Conference” Read More.
Exclusive: Hunter Biden's Tax Returns Reveal Debt, Recovery, and a Long Struggle With the IRS
Hunter Biden's 2018 tax return, published here by Business Insider, complicates the narrative laid out by Special Counsel David C. Weiss's indictment. Read More.
More than 700K Michigan households to get tax credit checks in 2024: What to know
More than 700,000 Michigan households will get a check next year as part of $1 billion in tax cuts signed into law earlier this year. Read More.
Hunter Biden lashes out at 'MAGA' right after tax charges and before impeachment inquiry vote
President Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden is speaking out following his recent indictments on tax and gun charges. Read More.
When will Texas property tax cuts show up?
Tax policy is messy. Here are a few tips to help you understand what the recent voter-approved tax cuts mean for your mortgage. Read More.
Hunter Biden Criminal Tax Charges Contain Universal Tax Lessons
Hunter Biden has been charged with nine counts of failing to file and pay taxes, tax evasion, and filing false tax returns. Read More.
CA ignored tax reforms and now faces a $68 billion deficit
California's politicians refused to address volatile revenues that plague the state budget and now face a whopping $68 billion deficit. Read More.
The Grassroots Corner December 11th, 2023
The Grassroots Corner - Week Beginning 12/11/23: “Our busy California team” Read More.
WHO pushes for higher taxes on alcohol, sugary drinks
The World Health Organization (WHO) is pushing for higher taxes on alcohol and sugary drinks, arguing many countries are not using taxes to encourage healthier habits. Read More.
Tax credits for Tesla Model 3 and other EVs slashed starting next year
New rules proposed by the Department of Energy (DOE) may mean a reduced, or even no federal tax credit at all, for electric vehicles made in North America. Read More.
