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Mamdani demands steep new taxes on wealthy New Yorkers

Julian Harrow5 months ago5 months ago016 mins

Mayor Zohran Mamdani is urging Albany to raise taxes on high-income New Yorkers and large corporations, arguing that additional revenue should be on the table as state lawmakers consider the city’s fiscal needs. Speaking after the 2026 Joint Legislative Budget Hearing, he said he supports increasing taxes on New Yorkers earning $1 million or more…

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How much of $250K you’d actually keep if Trump scraps income taxes?

Julian Harrow5 months ago5 months ago012 mins

A single filer earning $250,000 a year currently hands over a significant share of that income to the federal government before spending a dime. If federal income taxes were eliminated entirely, as has been floated in political discussions, that same earner would see a dramatic jump in take-home pay. But the math behind replacing nearly…

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$1,000 tax rebate checks could soon hit mailboxes in Wisconsin

Julian Harrow5 months ago5 months ago010 mins

One-time tax rebate checks could soon start arriving in Wisconsin mailboxes if lawmakers approve a plan to tap a projected state budget surplus. The proposal has exposed tensions inside the GOP while also prompting direct negotiations between Gov. Tony Evers and Assembly Speaker Robin Vos over how much to send back and how much to…

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Average tax refund jumps 22%, Bessent says what filers should expect

Julian Harrow5 months ago5 months ago013 mins

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has been telling television viewers that the “average tax refund” is up 22 percent, a headline-friendly figure that grabbed attention in a CNBC appearance. The IRS’s own early-season dataset tells a more modest story so far, with the average refund up 10.9 percent as of February 6, 2026, to $2,290 and…

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Trump’s new tax cuts: the fine print that flips the whole story

Julian Harrow5 months ago5 months ago013 mins

The tax bill that Republicans pushed through the House arrived with a simple promise: bigger refunds and new Trump-branded savings accounts for families, starting in 2026. Treasury officials have talked up “bigger refunds in 2026” and a flagship “Trump Accounts” program as proof that working parents will come out ahead. Buried fine print in the…

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These people are most likely to get smaller tax refunds this year

Julian Harrow5 months ago5 months ago016 mins

Average IRS refunds are running lower so far this filing season, and the drop is catching many households off guard. The smaller checks reflect a mix of new law changes and paycheck withholding tweaks that are hitting some groups harder than others. The people most likely to see their refund shrink are those whose withholding…

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7 reasons your 2026 tax refund could shrink and what to do now?

Julian Harrow5 months ago5 months ago013 mins

Your 2026 tax refund will land in the middle of big shifts, from President Donald Tr tax changes to new IRS refund rules. Feb reporting warns that when You Got a Raise or Star at work, your refund can shrink even if your finances feel stronger overall. I will walk through seven specific reasons your…

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Congress makes rare power play to crush DC tax plan

Julian Harrow5 months ago5 months ago014 mins

Congress has long held the power to review and block laws passed by Washington, D.C.’s elected leaders, even when those laws deal with local matters like taxes or criminal justice. That authority comes from the District of Columbia Home Rule Act, which created limited self-government in the 1970s while keeping Congress in ultimate control. The…

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Florida property tax fight heats up as DeSantis threat looms

Julian Harrow5 months ago5 months ago013 mins

Florida’s fight over property taxes has moved from quiet committee rooms to the center of a high-stakes clash between lawmakers and Governor Ron DeSantis. At issue is whether the state should strip away most local property taxes on primary homes and how far to go in reshaping who pays for local government. With DeSantis already…

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New Ohio bill promises sweeping property tax relief on local levies

Julian Harrow5 months ago5 months ago018 mins

In Columbus, Ohio, a new push to cut property taxes is zeroing in on the local levies that appear on almost every homeowner’s bill. A fresh proposal in the Ohio House would stack new state-funded discounts on top of what voters already approved, offering relief without dismantling the property tax system. Layered onto several recent…

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