Washington state approves nearly 10% tax on millionaires after a long period without an income tax

Washington State Passes New Income Tax Bill Democratic lawmakers in Washington have approved a bill that imposes a 9.9% income tax on individuals earning over $1 million annually. This new tax was ratified after more than a day of deliberation and is projected to raise around $4 billion each year. The funds generated will primarily […]
Many California billionaires move to Florida due to suggested wealth tax

Property managers and local officials in Florida are noticing an increase in California billionaires looking to relocate, primarily due to worries over a potential wealth tax. A new initiative from the Service Employees International Union of Health Care Workers West aims to impose a one-time 5% tax on the net worth of California residents with […]
Californians are concerned that a billionaire tax will lead to businesses relocating, according to a survey.

California Voter Concerns Over Billionaire Tax Proposal A significant number of California voters are apprehensive that a proposed billionaire tax could lead to corporations departing the state. This follows the news that the initiative has not yet garnered the required 25% of signatures to qualify for the ballot. The latest polling indicates that 64% of […]
The ETF Tax Gap That Wall Street Is Taking Advantage Of

Exploring Section 351 for ETF Seedings Imagine holding onto stock in a company for decades. Even if it’s worth millions, your original investment might be quite modest. If you sell, you’re looking at a hefty tax bill from the IRS, which, for many investors, is simply part of the journey to success. However, an increasing […]
Shortly After Washington Enacts Wealth Tax, Former Starbucks CEO Moves to Florida

Washington State Imposes Wealth Tax; Schultz Moves to Florida On Tuesday, Washington state, under Democratic leadership, enacted a significant wealth tax. Shortly after, former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz announced his decision to relocate to Florida, a Republican state. The Washington State Legislature approved Senate Bill 6346 with a narrow vote of 51-46, introducing a tax […]
Tax refunds might take longer this filing season in multiple states.

Tax Refund Delays and Changes in Tax Policy Taxpayers in various states could face delays in receiving their tax returns this season, impacted by shifts in tax policy and filing processes. A tax refund occurs when the taxpayer has contributed more tax throughout the year than what is actually owed after adjustments. Refund distribution varies […]
Wives and husbands of deceased police officers receive significant tax relief in three Long Island communities.

In a recent decision, three towns on Long Island have taken steps to provide significant property tax relief for the spouses of fallen police officers. This move stems from a newly passed bill that allows towns to offer considerable discounts on property taxes. Notably, one town has broadened its support to not just active military […]
Town mishandled tax funds as long-time Democratic leader faces scrutiny: audit

A recent audit has revealed that Greenburgh, a suburb in New York led by Democratic politician Paul Feiner for 35 years, has left millions in uncollected taxes, including property taxes dating back to 1967. The findings, reported by EFPR Group, indicate that the town is grappling with $2.6 million in unpaid parking tickets from the […]
Budget lawmakers reject tax deductions for tips, overtime, or seniors in the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’

Tax Changes and Their Implications for South Carolina Residents Taxpayers aged 65 and older, those who rely on tips or overtime income, and individuals taking out new car loans in 2025 are facing significant risks associated with the Big Beautiful Bill deduction. Interestingly, nearly 90 percent of taxpayers opt for the standard federal deduction, but […]
City Council set to approve property tax relief for families of fallen police officers

NYC Council Pushes for Property Tax Break for Widows of Fallen Officers The New York City Council is moving swiftly to advance a proposal that would offer property tax breaks of up to 50% for the spouses of deceased police officers. There are concerns among council members, though, that Mayor Mamdani, known for his opposition […]