There was a spotlight on state tax credit programs this week at the #HousingCreditConnect conference in Atlanta. The event was sponsored by the National Council of State Housing Agencies (NCSHA). Garrett LeDonne, Senior Vice President, Woda Cooper Companies, Inc., (second from right in picture) served as a panelist for the session, Capitalizing on State Tax Credit Programs, which addressed how state tax credits programs are assisting in the creation of affordable housing and filling in gaps in financing. Other conference attendees from Woda Cooper included: Maia Cooper, Clay Cooper, and Chris LaGrand.
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Another lacklustre Federal Budget for Small Business and the Property Industry. Money is being spent on building up our tradie trainees which we desperately need and the Stage 3 tax cuts and energy relief bill will provide financial relief to many. Please find the hilghlights below. #federalbudget #federalbudget24 #budgethighlights
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MYTH: Florida's lack of personal income tax isn't an incentive. Destin Wells, Orlando Economic Partnership Vice President of Economic Development and former SVP of Business Development at Enterprise Florida, explains how a lack of personal income tax creates a lucrative incentive for expanding businesses. Learn more about how Orlando can support your growth, talent and workforce needs at InvestOrlando.org #Orlando #UnbelievablyReal #OrlandoWorksForYou
What's going on in Florida? A lack of personal income tax is perhaps the state's greatest incentive.
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🔍🏠 NTLA.org has curated news from across the nation. Discover the latest scoop in the tax sale industry—property tax sales, economic & housing trends, legislative updates and more. Don't miss out, click now to stay in the loop! 👉 ntla.org/news #RealEstate #Investing #TaxLien #PropertyTaxSales #IndustryNews
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The second fact sheet in Fiscal Facts Series is about Nevada's government revenues, focusing on the biennium budget and the general fund revenue. This is again jointly with our graduate student Finn Breuner. #publicfinance #fiscalpolicy #nevadabudget #governmentrevenues #generalfund #taxes
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🖥️ Learn tax-saving strategies for your business in Farmingdale Small Business Development Center’s April 17 webinar with Chunyee Wong Miot, CPA PC. Dive into the latest on income, capital gains, and estate tax rates for 2023 & 2024. Sign up here: https://lnkd.in/ezPe8hvG #FinancialLiteracyMonth #TaxPlanning #SmallBizSuccess
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Texas homeowners, are you ready to cast your vote on property tax relief? Before you head to the polls, it's essential to be informed about what's at stake. Here's a quick rundown of key considerations: 1) Understanding the Proposal: Take the time to read and understand the property tax relief proposal. Know what it entails, such as potential tax rate changes or exemptions. 2) Local Impact: Consider how this relief could affect local services like schools, public safety, and infrastructure. Lower property tax revenues may lead to cuts in these essential areas. 3) Local Control: Think about whether you believe property tax rates should be determined locally or if you support centralizing control over tax rates. 4) Equity: Assess whether the relief measures are fair and equitable. Will they primarily benefit specific groups? Consider the wider implications for income inequality. Stay informed and make your vote count! Your decision can have a significant impact on your community. #TexasPropertyTaxRelief #VotingMatters #CommunityEngagement
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How can we bring about a world where families of color struggling to make ends meet could get their taxes filed with little hassle and with low to no cost? With the Tax Equity Funders Network, we developed a roadmap to answer that very question. https://zurl.co/aDRl
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📣 If approved by Congress, this proposal has the potential to bring much-needed relief to American families and businesses. Tri-Merit will keep you informed as we await further developments on this proposal. 📣 #taxnews #taxrelief #trimerit #accountingnews #breakingnews
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📣 New report: 'Funding Fair Growth: How can we transform the UK economy?' We were commissioned by Centre for Progressive Policy to engage the public in a Citizens’ Jury, exploring public attitudes towards funding the UK’s future public investments. We convened a group broadly reflective of the UK public to consider evidence and make decisions on different ways to fund the UK’s future investments, covering wealth taxes, excess profits tax, fiscal rules, and fiscal devolution. The jury favoured fiscal devolution, giving local authorities greater powers over taxation. The Citizens’ Jury recommended fiscal devolution be: Responsive, fair, regulated, transparent and build capacity. Read the full report setting out solutions to the UK’s public spending challenge: https://lnkd.in/e8QNqB7y #CentreForDeliberation #CitizensJury #PublicEngagement
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SB 3289 would have helped family-owned businesses thrive and made it easier for them to stay in Hawaii. However, the party in power referred the bill to a committee without enough time to pass third reading by the deadline, so it will die. If we keep re-electing the same people to office, we will get the same results for our economy. #hawaii #economy #business #taxes #life https://lnkd.in/eWwzcegD
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