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New Federal School Voucher Program Poses a Quandary for States: Opt In or Opt Out?

Taxes July 31, 2025 

New Federal School Voucher Program Poses a Quandary for States: Opt In or Opt Out?

A tax credit in Trump’s signature law leaves states to sort out rules, funding, and oversight.

Featured Articles

July 29, 2025  

Bipartisan Senate Bill Would Expand Tax Credits for Businesses Hiring Student Veterans

July 28, 2025  

One Tax Change in Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ That Even Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker Supports

July 28, 2025  

In Las Vegas, House Republicans Take Victory Lap on ‘No Tax on Tips’ Policy

July 28, 2025  

4 Rich Colleges Dodged a Big Trump Tax—and May Have an Unlikely Ally to Thank

July 25, 2025  

Some Small Business Owners Sweating Impact Trump Tax Law Will Have on Their Bottom Line
Some States Are Looking to Abolish Property Taxes Entirely

Taxes March 12, 2024 

Some States Are Looking to Abolish Property Taxes Entirely

As property values surge, some state lawmakers are hoping to end the property tax. Doing so would not be cheap or easy.

Let’s End Tax Break Giveaways for the Fat Cats of Pro Sports

Taxes February 27, 2024 

Let’s End Tax Break Giveaways for the Fat Cats of Pro Sports

Billions in tax-sheltered municipal bonds are sold to fund stadiums that enrich team owners while fueling federal deficits.

IRS Stresses It Will Issue More Refunds If Child Tax Credit Bill Passes

Taxes February 21, 2024 

IRS Stresses It Will Issue More Refunds If Child Tax Credit Bill Passes

IRS Commissioner Daniel Werfel says parents don’t need to wait to file their 2024 tax return while the bill sits in the Senate.

French Companies Trade U.S. Tax Credits to Spur Renewable Projects

Taxes February 20, 2024 

French Companies Trade U.S. Tax Credits to Spur Renewable Projects

Schneider Electric SE to buy tax credits to help fund four Engie North America projects slated to come online in Texas this year.

SALT Bill Goes Down in the House, Likely Sealing Its Fate

State and Local Taxes February 16, 2024 

SALT Bill Goes Down in the House, Likely Sealing Its Fate

The legislation was championed by blue-state Republicans opposed to the $10,000 state and local tax deduction cap.

Why Businesses with High Capex Should Delay Filing Their Tax Returns This Year

Taxes February 12, 2024 

Why Businesses with High Capex Should Delay Filing Their Tax Returns This Year

With a bipartisan bill making its way through Congress, entrepreneurs might be able to take advantage of additional tax cuts.

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Taxes February 6, 2024 

Treasury: IRS Could Collect $561 Billion in Revenue Thanks to Inflation Reduction Act

However, Treasury warned that if $20 billion is cut from the IRS’s funding allotment, it would reduce revenues by over $100 billion.

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Why Idaho Senator Mike Crapo Largely Controls Bipartisan Tax Bill’s Fate

Taxes February 5, 2024 

Why Idaho Senator Mike Crapo Largely Controls Bipartisan Tax Bill’s Fate

The top GOP member of the Senate Finance Committee has signaled he won’t support the family and business tax break bill as-is.

GOP SALT Bill on Shaky Ground After Getting Over House Rules Hump

Taxes February 2, 2024 

GOP SALT Bill on Shaky Ground After Getting Over House Rules Hump

Democrats back lifting deductions cap but argue Republican-backed legislation is an election-year gift.

Tax Relief for Fire Victims Clears Major Hurdle with House Vote

Taxes February 1, 2024 

Tax Relief for Fire Victims Clears Major Hurdle with House Vote

The measure was approved 357-70 by the House of Representatives as part of a bipartisan tax deal that included fire victim tax relief.

House Passes Bipartisan Tax Bill Without SALT Changes

Taxes January 31, 2024 

House Passes Bipartisan Tax Bill Without SALT Changes

The bill would devote about $33 billion to reviving a trio of business tax breaks and roughly the same amount to expand the child tax credit.

$78 Billion Tax Deal Gets More Bipartisan Support in Congress

Taxes January 19, 2024 

$78 Billion Tax Deal Gets More Bipartisan Support in Congress

Ways and Means voted to approve a tax package that would revive a trio of business tax incentives and expand the child tax credit.

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