Before he ran for office, Sen. Donovan Fenton spent long days in his family’s business. Now, he warns that HB 155 represents a property tax hike in disguise—one that could burden families and small businesses across New Hampshire.

A plan to tax millionaires could dramatically shift the economic landscape in a U.S. state that has stood by a 93-year aversion to any form of income levy. With only limited details available, this potential measure piques nationwide interest, spotlighting the tension between fiscal tradition and changing public priorities.

Calais is on the brink of significant changes as tax sales return and a long-awaited reappraisal of property values concludes. Veteran Town Moderator Gus Seelig is preparing to pass the gavel after one last meeting, symbolizing a changing of the guard in local governance.

A legislative proposal in Illinois seeks to exempt workers’ tip income from state taxes, mirroring a federal “No Tax on Tips” policy. State Rep. Regan Deering is leading the charge, aiming to reduce financial strain on employees whose wages rely heavily on gratuities.

In a display of rare bipartisan agreement, Bend’s Sen. Anthony Broadman is promoting an expanded Earned Income Tax Credit, a policy economists and lawmakers across the spectrum endorse. The proposed increase aims to provide working families with essential financial relief.

When Ohio taxpayers choose the Wildlife Diversity or Nature Preserves and Scenic Rivers funds on their state income tax form, they help protect the state’s endangered plants, animals, and waterways. A simple act at tax time can make a lasting impact on Ohio’s natural heritage.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom continues to oppose a proposed billionaire tax measure, arguing it could push the ultra-wealthy away from the state. Speaking at a Bloomberg forum in San Francisco, he cautioned that this tax might ultimately degrade the state’s financial base.

Gary Griffin and Sandra Brueland will lead a Feb. 9 presentation at Lakes Area Unlimited Learning covering property taxes and fraud protection. Attendees will learn about the potential impact of current tax regulations and practical strategies to avoid scams. This session offers timely insights for residents of the Brainerd Lakes area.

More than six million Americans who typically receive their tax refunds by paper check may be in for an unexpected jolt. Those checks, often used to cover essentials like groceries and utility bills, risk disappearing at a time when many families need them most.

Defiance City Hall reported an 8% rise in income tax receipts for 2025, marking a new milestone in municipal finances. Observers note this growth as a testament to strong public finance under local governance. The increase highlights a significant step forward for the city’s revenue collection.

Loudon is looking to Route 106 to spur new business investment. A proposed tax incentive aims to lighten the property tax load on residents while welcoming fresh commercial opportunities in the area.

A new, wide-scale inspection has been approved for Beatrice, where more than 5,300 residential and 1,300 commercial parcels will undergo thorough reviews. The Gage County Board of Supervisors’ recent decision aims to establish consistent and accurate classifications for properties across the city.

Monzo introduces a free, HMRC-recognized tool designed to assist small businesses in managing their tax obligations. With significant changes on the horizon due to Making Tax Digital, the digital bank’s initiative comes at a crucial moment for UK SMEs.

The Slate Valley Unified Union School Board has given the green light to its fiscal year 2027 budget. This decision could affect property taxes, education spending, and infrastructure plans, reflecting the district’s focus on long-term needs.

Officials in Waseca County are holding firm to their reputation for cautious spending, unanimously approving their 2026 budget along with a property tax levy. The final 2025 meeting of the County Board emphasized continuity, demonstrating a steadfast commitment to fiscal discipline.

In 2025, Island Health secured voter approval for a property tax increase and faced dramatic changes among its leadership. A 28-year commissioner retired, and another longtime board member was replaced by a political newcomer, marking a season of transition.

Starting January 1, property owners can apply for 2026 tax exemptions with the County Assessor’s Office. All applications must be turned in by March 15, ensuring timely processing for those seeking financial relief.

As tax season approaches, Steele County residents will see a 4.6% hike in property taxes for 2026. This modest increase accompanies an $83,559,919 budget approved by the county commissioners on Tuesday evening.

Scotia Global Asset Management recently announced its estimated year-end cash distributions for 2025, detailing projected ETF payout amounts for investors. These estimates may shift slightly before final confirmation on or about December 30, 2025, with distributions set for payment on January 7, 2026.

State lawmakers in New Hampshire are revisiting a bill that would mandate strict caps on school budgets. Critics call this effort a “scheme” that merely pretends to bring relief to property taxpayers, asserting that Granite Staters don’t want such regulations. The letter urges legislators to listen to public sentiment before forging ahead.

A short letter raises concerns about the fairness of certain tax credits, pointing to what the author calls a “Tax credit injustice.” Published on December 12, 2025, by The Spokesman-Review, the piece has sparked attention for its critique of economic policy.