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Draft Vancouver budget proposes 7.6% property tax hike - BC - Vimarsana News

Draft Vancouver budget proposes 7.6% property tax hike - BC

The city's $2.15 billion draft operating budget proposes no major service cuts, and a tax hiker smaller than originally forecast.

Budget Task Force brings forward its first recommendations to council - Vimarsana News

Budget Task Force brings forward its first recommendations to council

After convening multiple times since January, the Budget Task Force brought forward their recommendations for improving the budget process.

President Biden Promotes MAGA Budget to Save Economy - Vimarsana News

President Biden Promotes MAGA Budget to Save Economy

Editorial: President Joe Biden stood up on national television yesterday and declared that Oklahoma Congressman Hern’s (R-Dist. 1) Republican Study Group (RSC) Budget is the primary opposition to the National

Republican Study Committee unveils Fiscal year 2024 budget, aiming at 'Protecting America's Economic Security' | Business & Energy - Vimarsana News

Republican Study Committee unveils Fiscal year 2024 budget, aiming at 'Protecting America's Economic Security' | Business & Energy

Washington, D.C. -- Republican Study Committee Chairman Kevin Hern, R-Oklahoma, and RSC’s Budget and Spending Task Force Chairman Ben Cline, R-Virginia, unveiled the RSC’s Fiscal Year 2023 Budget proposal today,

Republican Study Committee releases budget slashing spending by $16 trillion - Vimarsana News

Republican Study Committee releases budget slashing spending by $16 trillion

The Republican Study Committee, the largest ideological caucus in Congress, released its annual budget proposal on Wednesday that would cut spending by $16.3 trillion over 10 years and take aim at Democratic policies.