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Tax Relief Change Legislation Reaches Compromise in Hawaii

Taxes April 30, 2026 

Tax Relief Change Legislation Reaches Compromise in Hawaii

Several negotiators in the state House and Senate reached a tentative agreement Tuesday night on a compromise draft of legislation altering future Hawaii income tax cuts.

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Trump IRS Nominee Billy Long Grilled Over Ties to Fraudulent Tax Credits

IRS May 20, 2025 

Trump IRS Nominee Billy Long Grilled Over Ties to Fraudulent Tax Credits

The former Missouri lawmaker acted as a pitchman for tax credits that didn’t exist, Senate Finance Committee Democrats said.

 Trump Doesn’t Satisfy GOP Holdouts as Tax-and-Spending Bill Talks Drag On

Taxes May 20, 2025 

Trump Doesn’t Satisfy GOP Holdouts as Tax-and-Spending Bill Talks Drag On

Republican leaders had hoped the high-profile presidential visit would close deal on Trump-backed “big, beautiful” filibuster-proof reconciliation bill Tuesday.

 Trump Pushes Republican Lawmakers to Back Sprawling Tax-and-Spending Bill

Taxes May 20, 2025 

Trump Pushes Republican Lawmakers to Back Sprawling Tax-and-Spending Bill

President Trump headed to Capitol Hill Tuesday to push squabbling Republican members of Congress in person to set aside differences and pass his sprawling budget bill.

Social Security COLA Now Projected to Increase 2.4% in 2026

Payroll May 20, 2025 

Social Security COLA Now Projected to Increase 2.4% in 2026

Social Security beneficiaries are expected to receive the lowest cost-of-living-adjustment since 2021, according to the latest forecast from the Senior Citizens League.

A Rise in ‘Doom Spending’: Americans Buying More to Avoid Future High Costs

Payroll May 20, 2025 

A Rise in ‘Doom Spending’: Americans Buying More to Avoid Future High Costs

As the Trump administration continues its tariff policies, more Americans are spending money to get ahead of potential rising costs, mimicking consumer behavior during the COVID-19 pandemic.

 White House Pushes for Quick Approval of ‘Big, Beautiful Bill,’ But Key Hurdles Remain

Taxes May 19, 2025 

White House Pushes for Quick Approval of ‘Big, Beautiful Bill,’ But Key Hurdles Remain

House Republican leadership is pressing ahead toward a vote on landmark tax-and-spending legislation that would codify President Donald Trump’s agenda this week.

Man Who Hacked SEC, Caused Bitcoin Value to Plummet Sentenced to 14 Months in Prison

SEC May 19, 2025 

Man Who Hacked SEC, Caused Bitcoin Value to Plummet Sentenced to 14 Months in Prison

Eric Council Jr., a 26-year-old resident of Huntsville, AL, pleaded guilty earlier this year to conspiracy to commit aggravated identity theft and access device fraud.

 Trump Wanted to End Social Security Taxation, But House Republicans Have Other Ideas

Taxes May 19, 2025 

Trump Wanted to End Social Security Taxation, But House Republicans Have Other Ideas

House Republicans have included a proposal in their tax bill to provide a $4,000 federal income tax deduction for lower- and middle-income seniors 65 and over.

Some Social Security Recipients Face 15% Cut to Benefits Starting in June

Payroll May 19, 2025 

Some Social Security Recipients Face 15% Cut to Benefits Starting in June

Social Security recipients who have fallen behind on student loan payments face having their benefits slashed as soon as next month.

6 Great Recession Money Lessons That Still Apply Today

Payroll May 19, 2025 

6 Great Recession Money Lessons That Still Apply Today

A recession’s impact is largely out of your control, but your reaction isn’t. With strategic steps, you can insulate yourself and create new opportunities.

New York Republican Pushes for Higher Tax Rate to Pay for SALT

Taxes May 18, 2025 

New York Republican Pushes for Higher Tax Rate to Pay for SALT

“Allowing the top tax rate to expire—returning from 37% to 39.6% for individuals earning more than $609,350 and married couples earning more than $731,200—breathes $300 billion of new life into the effort." Rep. Nick LaLota posted on X.

Trump’s Pause on China Tariffs is Still a ‘Huge Nightmare’ for Small Businesses

Small Business May 17, 2025 

Trump’s Pause on China Tariffs is Still a ‘Huge Nightmare’ for Small Businesses

The move by the Trump administration to lower tariffs on goods from China to 30% from 120%, still offers limited reprieve for U.S. small businesses.

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