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My Thanksgiving dinner is mostly-digested and the snow on my lawn has mostly-melted. It is back to my regularly-scheduled programming, and this week my visit to the Division of Tax...
National News Critics take aim at charitable money sitting in donor funds Wealthy philanthropists have long enjoyed an advantageous way to give to charity: Using something called a donor-advised fund, they've been able to enjoy tax deductions and investment gains on their donations long before they give the money away. by Associated Press Jul. 20 2021 @ 5:52pm In this May 12, 2021 file photo, Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, speaks during a hearing to examine President Joe Biden's 2021 trade policy agenda. A Senate bill that seeks to speed up philanthropic donations to charities appears to be gai...
Billionaires John, Laura Arnold to give 5% of wealth yearly HALELUYA HADERO, AP Business Writer April 5, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail This undated photo provided by Arnold Ventures shows Laura and John Arnold. The billionaire philanthropists committed Monday, April 5, 2021, to donate 5% of their wealth annually as part of an effort to encourage increased, timelier donations to charities. The Arnolds are the first billionaires to sign on to the advocacy organization Global Citizen's "Give While You Live" campaign, which calls on the world's billionaires to give at least 5% of their wealth every ...
Tuesday, March 9, 2021 As the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic wears on, many companies that adopted emergency work-from-home or work-from-anywhere policies are considering allowing employees to work remotely permanently, even after the threat of the pandemic has subsided. Many states addressed the personal income tax implications for employees who commuted across state lines pre-pandemic by adopting temporary COVID-19 tax policies; however, states generally have not yet announced how they will treat for tax purposes the expected shift to a post-pandemic remote workforce. Some states...
To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: As the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic wears on, many companies that adopted emergency work-from-home or work-from-anywhere policies are considering allowing employees to work remotely permanently, even after the threat of the pandemic has subsided. Many states addressed the personal income tax implications for employees who commuted across state lines pre-pandemic by adopting temporary COVID-19 tax policies; however, states generally have not yet announced how they will treat for tax purposes the expected shift to a post-pandemic r...