As Blue States Invest Millions in Abortion Funds, California Keeps Taxpayers in the Dark About Beneficiaries
As financial resources continue to be directed from Blue States towards abortion advocacy, a Democratic lawmaker in California has crafted measures to keep taxpayers in the dark about where their money is going. California’s $20 Million Abortion Practice Support Fund (APSF), put into place shortly after the reversal of Roe v. Wade, seems to have […]
Cutting Staff and Restructuring at the EPA Will Save Taxpayers $750 Million
EPA Announces Major Restructuring Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) administrator Lee Zeldin revealed on Friday that the agency plans to cut $750 million in taxpayer spending through staff reductions and a restructuring process. This effort aims to better position the agency as part of what Zeldin calls the “great American comeback.” “With President Trump’s leadership, the […]
Wealthy taxpayers in California and New York to benefit from SALT changes in 2016
Republicans are framing a new tax law as a win for middle-income Americans. Yet, the most substantial tax benefits seem to be going to wealthier individuals, especially in high-tax states like California and New York. This shift occurs because the law raises the amount allowed for state and local tax deductions, commonly referred to as […]
Taxpayers Should Not Provide NPR Any More Money
Cutting Spending in Washington Talk is cheap when it comes to reducing government spending. Americans are fed up with tax money being wasted, and there seems to be nothing more permanent in Washington than excessive spending and waste. This week is significant at Capitol Hill, as the Senate collaborates with President Trump on a retirement […]
Oregon encourages 150,000 taxpayers who haven’t submitted their 2024 returns to do so now.
Oregon Tax Return Reminder The Oregon Department of Revenue is urging individuals who haven’t yet filed their 2024 tax returns, even those who received a six-month extension, to submit their returns as soon as possible. While taxes were originally due on April 15, the midpoint for those granted an extension is Tuesday, July 15. The […]
How China and US taxpayers are supporting the left’s climate legal efforts
Congressional Hearings Highlight Ideological Battles and Legal Campaigns Congressional hearings can sometimes feel like they go in circles, but they often serve a critical purpose: they expose serious issues surrounding ideological evasion and threats to democratic processes. One notable instance was a hearing last month that focused on federal lawsuits, surveillance, and a Senate subcommittee […]
Blue city lifeguards earn six-figure salaries at the expense of taxpayers
Lifeguard Salaries in Los Angeles Raise Eyebrows While waves crash along the shores of Los Angeles this July 4th, it’s not just the ocean making a splash. The salary of some lifeguards is also catching attention. A recent report states that at least one lifeguard in LA County earned over $500,000 last year. Furthermore, in […]
SALT deduction will help ‘none of the 90% of US taxpayers,’ according to economists.
Debate Over Trump’s Tax Bill and SALT Deduction Rep. Mike Lawler from New York recently voiced his concerns about Republican pushback against President Donald Trump’s latest tax proposal during a segment on “Varney & Co.” One major point of contention is the state and local tax (SALT) credit included in the large tax and expenditure […]
Tax refunds in NC | Taxpayers facing delays in receiving state refunds from the North Carolina Department of Revenue
Tax Refund Delays in North Carolina Viewers in North Carolina have reached out to report difficulties in receiving their tax refund payments. The North Carolina Department of Revenue has acknowledged on its website that an issue has caused delays for those awaiting paper refund checks. However, there are also complaints from individuals who expected direct […]
HUD headquarters relocating to Virginia, providing over $500 million in savings for taxpayers
HUD to Relocate, Projected Savings for Taxpayers In a significant shift, the Housing and Urban Development Agency (HUD) will be the first major cabinet department to move out of Washington, D.C. during President Trump’s second term. This transition is expected to save taxpayers “hundreds of millions of dollars,” with hopes that other agencies might consider […]