Category: Federal Tax News & Updates

[ad_1] The House and Senate passed a bill to keep the federal government funded through early next year. This avoids a shut down and all […]

[ad_1] Sen. Tim Scott’s (R-SC) decision to drop his bid for the Republican presidential nomination means voters have lost their best opportunity to hear a […]

[ad_1] The House passed a two-tiered spending bill. The plan, which would fund some government agencies through mid-January and remaining government agencies through mid-February, passed […]

[ad_1] With Congress unable to secure an agreement on border security, Ukraine aid, and other issues, the federal government is headed toward a shutdown starting […]

[ad_1] Resistance is building with three days until a government shutdown. Politico reports (paywall) that Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) is still getting pushback from the […]

[ad_1] The Congressional Budget Office and government actuaries for decades have shown that Social Security and Medicare remain on unsustainable tracks, but it is often […]

[ad_1] Speaker Johnson offers a two-tiered stopgap funding plan. Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) on Saturday unveiled a plan that would extend spending to until mid-January […]

[ad_1] Texas voters gave themselves an $18 billion property tax cut. Homeowners in the Lone Star State can expect to see savings almost immediately under […]

[ad_1] Maybe a maxi-bus in the Senate. [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] What is Nikki Haley’s tax and budget platform? TPC’s Howard Gleckman explores the question, noting that the former governor of South Carolina is running […]