Kamala Harris Tax Plan 2024: Details & Analysis Skip to content Table of Contents Topline Preliminary Estimates 10-Year Revenue (Billions) +$1,697 Long-run GDP -2.0% Long-Run Wages -1.2% Long-Run FTE Jobs -786,000 Tax Foundation General Equilibrium Model, September 2024. With less than two months left in the 2024 presidential campaign, Vice President Kamala Harris has sketched
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If you are a member of a cooperative who received patronage dividends last year, you might find yourself holding Form 1099-PATR this tax season. Not sure what to do with this form? We’ve got your back. In this guide, we’ll go over everything you need to know about Form 1099-PATR, including why you received it,
Recent Changes to State GILTI Tax Base Treatment States’ treatment of GILTI has not changed significantly in recent years. Since our last map update on May 20, 2021, only two states, New Jersey and Minnesota, amended their state tax codes or provided supplementary regulatory guidance that invokes GILTI tax base changes: New Jersey decreased its
Have you ever wondered how to make sense of Form W-2? A W-2 form is more than just a piece of paper; it’s a breakdown of your income, taxes, and other important details that your employer must provide to you and the IRS. This guide will explain everything you need to know about Form W-2,
More Competitive EU Tax System: Recommendations | TFE Skip to content Home • Blog • What Does Moving Toward a More Competitive EU Tax System Mean? “There are two kinds of European nations. There are small nations and there are countries that have not yet realized they are small nations.” This quote by a former
If you’re a freelancer or a career independent contractor, you’re probably familiar with a W-9 form. As far as tax paperwork goes, it’s one of the better ones because it generally means you’ve won a new client! The form makes it easy to submit all your vital information to the client, so you can start
Federal Budget Deficit: US Spending & Tax Collections Post-TCJA Skip to content Home • Blog • Another Huge Federal Deficit in Fiscal Year 2024 Despite Surging Corporate and Other Tax Collections The federal government’s budget deficit was $1.8 trillion in fiscal year 2024 (which ended in September), according to preliminary analysis by the Congressional Budget
Updated for tax year 2024. Ah, the ultimate tax question: What should you do if you owe more taxes to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) than you can afford? Discovering you owe more tax than expected can leave you feeling defeated. Not getting a tax refund is bad enough, but finding out you owe a
US Economy vs Chinese Economy: Bolster US Economic Growth Skip to content Table of Contents Key Findings Competition with China has become a key theme of American politics. One crucial aspect of that competition is aggregate economic growth. One policy lever that affects aggregate economic growth (among many) is the structure of the corporate taxA
Updated for tax year 2024. Do you currently have adult children who are not your dependents living under your roof? If you are supporting adult children, or even giving them a helping hand now and then, you’re not alone. In today’s tough job market, getting a good career started can take a little longer than
Georgia Property Tax Exemption, Amendment 1 Skip to content Home • Blog • Georgia Amendment 1 Threatens the State’s Housing Market Georgia’s Local Option Homestead Property Tax ExemptionA tax exemption excludes certain income, revenue, or even taxpayers from tax altogether. For example, nonprofits that fulfill certain requirements are granted tax-exempt status by the Internal Revenue
If you’ve received a 1099-LTC tax form this tax year, it’s likely because you were paid long-term care benefits or accelerated death benefits, and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) wants to know about it. While these benefits aren’t always taxable, it’s important to understand what this form means. Let’s break down what’s on the form,