Tag: Taxes

Teresa Giudice and Husband Luis Ruelas Owe $3 Million in Taxes: Report

Teresa Giudice and her husband Luis Ruelas are currently facing a significant amount of tax debt, according to

This Simple Strategy May Be Able to Lower the Taxes on Your IRA RMDs

Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) are a dreaded aspect of retirement planning for many investors. As individuals age and

Donald Trump considers tariffs to counter digital services taxes on Big Tech

Donald Trump is looking to escalate his global trade war by considering tariffs on countries that impose digital

Westchester should back Christine Sculti for county exec if it wants lower taxes, less crime

Westchester residents have a crucial decision to make in the special election for county executive, with Christine Sculti

Deadweight Loss From Taxes is Proportional to the Square of the Tax Rate

In a recent post, it was discussed how the deadweight loss resulting from a tax is directly proportional

Don’t Substitute Tariffs for Income Taxes: You’ll Get Both

The original tax-swap bargain that was implemented within a decade had promising intentions, but unfortunately, both elements of

We Love This Free Course To Help Students Learn About Taxes

There is a growing concern every year about the lack of "real" money skills being taught in schools,

Value-added taxes could promote healthier, more sustainable diets

Value-added taxes play a crucial role in influencing consumer behavior when it comes to purchasing food items. Recent

Soda taxes don’t just affect sales. They help change people’s minds.

In recent years, there has been a significant shift in public attitudes towards sugary beverages, much like the

Land owners tied to group fencing off Colorado forest didn’t pay taxes

Property owners associated with the Free Land Holder Committee, the group that attempted to fence off and claim

Key Republican senators shaping health care, taxes, budget

As Republicans prepare to take control of the Senate in January, a shift in power and influence on

Sweetened beverage taxes decrease consumption in lower-income households by nearly 50%, study finds

The implementation of taxes on sugar-sweetened beverages in eight cities across the United States is proving to be