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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), which became effective January 1, 2018, ushered in some of the most significant tax law legislation in 30 years. Some of the provisions in the TCJA are permanent while others will sunset after 2025, unless extended by congress. Any extension of the sunsetting TCJA provisions will be costly […]
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), which became effective January 1, 2018, ushered in some of the most significant tax law legislation in 30 years. Some of the provisions in the TCJA are permanent while others will sunset after 2025, unless extended by congress. Any extension of the sunsetting TCJA provisions will be costly […]
College applicants—including those from liberal Northern enclaves—are flocking to traditional Southern schools, where the vibe is more rah-rah than radical reckoning. Is it a new front in the culture wars or just a twist in an overheated admissions cycle?
Community input was sought by Eddy County and an Albuquerque architecture firm to modernize the nearly 70-year-old Happy Valley Park north of Carlsbad.