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Fishers “2,000 Acts of Kindness” Campaign: Using YOUR Money to Buy You Dinner! The fine mayor of Fishers, Indiana, Scott Fadness, just launched his ‘2,000 Acts of Kindness’ campaign – a taxpayer-funded effort to paper over the financial devastation suffered by local restaurants under his leadership during the pandemic. How Does The 2,000 Acts of Kindness Bribe Campaign Work? The city of Fishers, Indiana uses tax revenue collected from local businesses and residents to buy $100,000 in gift cards from locally-owned restaurants. Those gift cards are then handed out to those same taxpa...

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Channel3000.com December 23, 2020 6:01 AM newsfeedback@fool.com (Christy Bieber) Posted: Updated: December 25, 2020 5:52 AM State and local governments generally charge some type of taxes on their citizens in the form of property taxes, sales taxes, or state income taxes. Traditionally, those who paid these taxes were eligible to deduct the amount of their payment from their income on the federal level. The deduction of state and local taxes is abbreviated as the SALT deduction, and it’s available to those who itemize on their federal tax returns. In 2017, however, the Tax Cuts an...

GNP or GDP cannot measure what makes life worthwhile Dr Azmizam Abdul Rashid © Provided by New Straits Times Without a job that pays a decent wage, it is hard for people to look after their families in the way they want, whether that’s taking the children on holiday or making your home a more comfortable place. - Bernama pic AS half of the world's population is living in cities today, and since this number is expected to rise to two thirds by the middle of the century, studying how city dwellers fare on balance when it comes to their quality of life is an important under...

Created with Sketch. Giving to charity is admirable in its own right, but it doesn’t hurt if you can get a tax break, too. Unfortunately, tax incentives for charitable giving have been much harder for individual taxpayers to take advantage of in recent years. The good news is that things have changed for 2020. A provision under the CARES Act ― the comprehensive coronavirus stimulus package passed in March ― makes it possible to write off up to $300 in certain charitable contributions without having to itemize your taxes. According to the Internal Revenue Service, nearly 9 in 10 taxpayer...