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Disappointed in Your Tax Bill? Conservative Tax Foundation Blames Democrats

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Americans disappointed with their tax returns this year ー the first since the Republican tax cuts went into effect ー would be justified in blaming politicians in Washington for concocting a confusing system, an economist from the...
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Upset With Your Tax Bill? Conservative Tax Foundation Says It's 'Complicated'

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Americans disappointed with their tax returns this year ー the first since the Republican tax cuts went into effect ー would be justified in blaming politicians in Washington for concocting a confusing system, an economist from the...
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'Need to quickly reduce taxes' one of key takeaways from French Great National Debate

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French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said that the reduction of taxes was one of the findings of "Great National Debate" at a press conference on Monday. The Great National Debate was series of town hall-style gatherings were scheduled...
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B.C. tries to fix a perennial problem driving up housing prices in Metro Vancouver

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Home sales in Metro Vancouver plummeted to their lowest level in nearly two decades last year, but the benchmark price of a condo still sits at $664,100. The B.C. government now says it has launched Canada's first registry aimed at...
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Harborside CEO Steve DeAngelo sees 'Blue Skies' Ahead for Cannabis, Warns Against Overtaxing

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For the first time in his 45 years in the cannabis industry, Steve DeAngelo is feeling pretty darn carefree. But as the founder and CEO of one of California's largest dispensaries, he has a word of warning for states looking to legalize:...
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Harborside's Steve DeAngelo Sees 'Blue Skies' Ahead for Cannabis, Warns Against Overtaxing

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For the first time in his 45 years in the cannabis industry, Steve DeAngelo is feeling pretty darn carefree. But as the co-founder of one of California's largest dispensaries, he has a word of warning for states looking to legalize:...
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Tax Cuts Won't Be Enough to Curb California's Cannabis Black Market: NUG CEO

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Temporary tax cuts for California cannabis growers and sellers won't address systemic issues feeding the state's black market, said John Oram, the founder and CEO of California-based cannabis company NUG, on Tuesday. "It's really the...
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Tax Cuts Won't Be Enough to Curb California's Cannabis Black Market

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Temporary tax cuts for California cannabis growers and sellers won't address systemic issues feeding the state's black market, said John Oram, the founder and CEO of California-based cannabis company Bloom Innovations, on Tuesday. "It's...
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Nashville Councilwoman Calls Amazon's Withdrawal from New York 'Disheartening'

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A Nashville councilwoman called Amazon's abrupt cancelation of plans to build a campus in New York City "disheartening" on Thursday, saying it sends a negative signal about the company's willingness to work with local politicians. "It...
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Rep. Judy Chu: Republicans 'Made False Claims' About Tax Reform

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According to House Ways and Means Committee Member Judy Chu, the GOP "made false claims" about the tax bill that passed in December of 2017 and is taking effect this tax season. "They said things like the American public would get on the...
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H&R Block Uses AI to Make the Tax Filing Process Less Stressful and More Transparent

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Between changes in the tax code and the government shutdown, H&R Block knows this year's tax season is likely to be stressful for many. That's why the company's introducing a slate of tools, some artificial intelligence-enabled, to help...
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H&R Block CEO Says It's Not Too Late to Make Tax Season Pain-Free

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Between changes in the tax code and the government shutdown, H&R Block knows this year's tax season is likely to be stressful for many. That's why the company's introducing a slate of tools, some artificial intelligence-enabled, to help...
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In Year 1 of Tax Reform, H&R Block Chief Asks If You Withheld Enough

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Between changes in the tax code and the government shutdown, H&R Block knows this year's tax season is likely to be stressful for many. That's why the company's introducing a slate of tools, some artificial intelligence-enabled, to help...
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How to Avoid the Capital Gains Tax When You Sell Your Home

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Andrea Coombes, tax specialist at Nerdwallet, breaks down the capital gains tax and how it affects homeowners. The good news? You may qualify for an exclusion when it's time to sell.
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Kudlow to Cheddar: We're Not Going Back to a 'War on Business'

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President Trump's economic adviser Larry Kudlow slammed Democratic tax and banking proposals as un-American in an interview with Cheddar's J.D. Durkin on Thursday. "I'm afraid some of my Democratic friends are going back to a war on...
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Delayed Tax Refunds, Brain Drain Worries: Shutdown's Ripple Effects Grow

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It was an urgent warning from a group of professionals not known for a proclivity to scare the public. "In our risk averse industry, we cannot even calculate the level of risk currently at play, nor predict the point at which the entire...
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Tax Filing Season Opens as IRS Comes Back to Massive Backlog

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Tax filing season is officially upon us, just as the IRS gets returns to full strength following the five-week government shutdown. But tax filers should expect some turbulence along the way, said Nicole Kaeding, director of federal...
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EU Commission to propose qualified majority on tax issues

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The European Commission will present on Tuesday its proposals to "gradually" move to a qualified majority on tax issues. The decisions taken by the Council on this issue are currently being taken unanimously, which is seen by Brussels as...
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EU plans to end individual states' veto power on taxes

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The European Commission pushed back plans to end individual member states' veto power on the introduction of a proposed tax on digital revenues by five years to 2025. In a non-binding proposal on wider tax reform, the Commission...
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EU Parliament calls on member states to tax-exempt tampons

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The European Parliament has called on all member states to exempt female hygiene products like tampons from value added tax (VAT). The text called on member states "to eliminate the so-called 'care and tampon tax'". An amendment with...
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Tax changes coming for Canadians in 2019

9th - Higher Ed
A whole host of federal tax changes come into effect in the new year. Some will hit your paycheque, others your bills — and if you're a small business owner, there are a couple of changes coming for which you've likely been preparing for...
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The Tax Changes That Are About to Sneak Up on You

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For many of us, the impact of the tax overhaul that went into effect a year ago won't be felt until we file our 2018 returns. Here are some things to remember as tax season approaches (W-2s should start appearing in mailboxes in a...
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Digital services tax off the table, tech giants off the hook

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An actor wearing a giant Mark Zuckerberg head and holding a bag full of Euro notes welcomed Finance Ministers ahead of the EcoFin meeting on Tuesday. Holding up a speech bubble saying “Tax Me!” it was part of Avaaz’s campaign calling on...
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Is Macron's Gas Tax Concession Enough to Satisfy Paris Protesters?

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French President Emmanuel Macron conceded to protesters on fuel taxes because, unlike in past disputes, he has no one to negotiate with, Erin Zaleski of the Daily Beast told Cheddar on Tuesday. But small concessions, like a fuel tax...