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Following several losses in court, the City of St. Louis has agreed to a settlement allowing remote workers who lived outside St. Louis City, but worked for businesses in the city to receive earnings tax refunds.
(The Center Square) – Taxpayers who worked remotely during the pandemic and paid earnings taxes to the City of St. Louis are eligible for a refund, according to a settlement.
But the judges denied a request from the plaintiffs to grant them class-action status to go after large-scale refunds of all such taxes paid during the pandemic years.
Lawsuits filed by Missouri’s attorney general against inmates should be dismissed, Clayton lawyer argues.
Two bills in the Missouri Legislature offer interesting views on battling crime in St. Louis. Gut the police department ... but take it over at the same time?