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IRS reverses its prior ruling that septic improvement grants to homeowners are taxable income - Vimarsana News

IRS reverses its prior ruling that septic improvement grants to homeowners are taxable income

The IRS has reversed its 2020 ruling that Suffolk's Septic Improvement Program grants were gross income for federal tax purposes. The new ruling will boost the…

On Tax Day, Suffolk Officials, Homeowners and Environmentalists Issue Plea to IRS - Vimarsana News

On Tax Day, Suffolk Officials, Homeowners and Environmentalists Issue Plea to IRS

Officials blast IRS bureaucrats failure to follow through with ruling to protect Suffolk homeowners.

Suffolk officials blast IRS over septic improvement tax | Long Island Business News - Vimarsana News

Suffolk officials blast IRS over septic improvement tax | Long Island Business News

The county is urging Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen to intervene in the tax dispute.

Source: libn.com
Suffolk County Executive Bellone Announces $1 Million in Funding to Support Coastal Resiliency - Vimarsana News

Suffolk County Executive Bellone Announces $1 Million in Funding to Support Coastal Resiliency

County to convene coastal resiliency project advisory committee to identify key impact and project areas.

Suffolk County Executive Bellone Announces $100 Million in Investments to Improve Water Quality - Vimarsana News

Suffolk County Executive Bellone Announces $100 Million in Investments to Improve Water Quality

Photo by: Suffolk County Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone has announced $100 million in funding to eliminate outdated cesspools and septic systems identified by scientists as the primary source of excess nutrients that have fouled local bays, contributing to harmful algae blooms, beach closures and fish kills. The funding from a combination of federal, state and county sources, will be used to complete long-awaited sewer projects along south shore river corridors, and to boost funding for the landmark County program that provides grants to homeowners who choose ...