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Biden Cancels $1.3 Billion Of Student Loans — His Plan For
Student Loan Cancellation Is Becoming Clear
President Joe Biden just cancelled $1.3 billion of student loans,
and his plan for student loan cancellation is becoming clear. Read More.
Biden’s $2T infrastructure plan to be funded by corporate tax
hike proposal
White House claims “once-in-a-century capital investment” will
create “millions” of good-paying jobs Read More.
IRS extends more tax deadlines until May 17
The Internal Revenue Service responded Tuesday to calls for
extending more tax deadlines by giving taxpayers until May 17 to
make IRA and HSA contributions and file some refund claims. Read More.
Estimated Tax Payments - Don’t Sweat The Small Stuff
The decision by the IRS to extend the initial filing due date of
individual tax returns to May 17 was mostly a good thing. Maybe
not as good a thing as the extension to July 15 in 2020, but it
was something. Read More.
Here Are Some Truths About Corporate Tax Avoidance
In 2020, the pandemic killed hundreds of thousands of Americans
and unemployment soared to levels not seen since the Bureau of
Labor Statistics started collecting data in the 1940s. Read More.
Opinion/Column: West Virginia: A tax-free heaven?
West Virginia is unique among America’s 50 states. Read More.
Amazon tangles with Warren on Twitter
Amazon on Thursday engaged in a heated Twitter exchange with Sen.
Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) after the lawmaker claimed that it and
other large corporations “exploit loopholes and tax havens to pay
close to nothing in taxes.” Read More.
The Grassroots Corner March 29, 2021
🇺🇸 The Grassroots Corner - Week Beginning 3/29/21: “Meet Dave
Heidbreder” Read More.
Is New York City Dead? Where We Go From Here
Will New York City ever recover from the pandemic? Read More.
Sanders proposes bigger tax hikes than White House
Senate Budget Committee Chairman Bernie Sanders is proposing tax
increases that are even bigger than the ones President Joe Biden
is considering. Read More.
Suez Canal blockage forces operators to reroute ships
Dredgers are working to remove hundreds of thousands of cubic
feet of sand around the bow of the 1,300-foot Ever Given Read More.
The Chairman’s Report March 26, 2021
The FAIRtax has always been a remarkable thing. But now, nearly
30 years after its creation, our appreciation of just how
remarkable it is continues to grow. Read More.
New Tax Credit Can Save Businesses Up To $14,000 Per Employee
While the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) garners most of the
attention for small business relief, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief,
and Economic Security (CARES) Act of 2020 also created the
Employee Retention Credit (ERC), which provided eligible
employers a refund on their 2020 federal payroll expenses such as
Social Security and Medicare taxes. Read More.
Stocks higher as bond yields steady, Intel jumps
Durable goods orders unexpectedly fell in February Read More.
Pandemic tax season just got worse. Here’s what to expect now
The tax season just got more confusing. Read More.
