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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.
Intrinsic Provisions, a retail store that opened in 2019, is one of few Black-owned businesses in the outdoor field.
How A Brooklyn-Based Hiking Store and Its Community Are Reclaiming the Great Outdoors: Based in Crown Heights, Outlandish is only the fourth Black-owned hiking store in the US. Its aim? Make the outdoors more inclusive for all.
Mo. Judge Urged To Preserve St. Louis Teleworker Tax Row By Asha Glover · July 19, 2021, 7:52 PM EDT A proposed class of Missouri individuals asked a state circuit judge to reject a request by St. Louis to dismiss their suit over the city's rules on tax refunds for nonresidents for days worked outside the city. In a filing Wednesday, the proposed class defended their challenge against St. Louis and its revenue collector, Gregory Daly, over limits on nonresident refunds of the city's 1% earnings tax, saying the case involved violation of rights rather than a ...
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