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California Earthquake Authority applauds introduction of federal tax-parity legislation for disaster-mitigation incentives Share Article Legislation sponsored by California congressional leaders would end federal taxation for CEA-funded seismic-retrofit grants, other programs “We commend the bill sponsors for their hard work on this legislation and for recognizing that homeowners should not be forced to pay a tax penalty for making their homes safer and more resilient to earthquakes, wildfires and windstorms,” said CEA CEO Glenn Pomeroy. SACRAMENTO, Calif. (PRWEB) July 22, 2021 The California Earthquake Authority (CEA) applauds the introduction today of legislation led by members of California’s congressional delegation, which would exclude from federal taxation disaster-mitigation grants from an entity established by a state, such as the $3,000 grants CEA provides California homeowners through the Earthquake Brace + Bolt (EBB) program.
The UK-India Business Council (UKIBC) has urged finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman to bring parity in the corporate tax rates applicable to foreign and domestic companies and remove retrospective amendment to the Income Tax Act in the upcoming Budget. The reduction in the corporate tax rate for domestic firms, coupled with the abolition of dividend distribution tax (DDT), creates significant disparity between the effective tax rates applicable to foreign companies at 43.68 per cent and domestic companies at 25.17 per cent. In its recommendations for the upcoming Budget submitted to the finance minister, UKIBC said, “Globally, the general practice is to have a tax rate parity across all kinds of companies within the same industry.
At the same time we tried to grow everywhere else. leland: sales going down overseas. as a having effect in terms of employees? are you hiring fewer of them? are you laying anyone off? were not laying anyone else. we have employees but i like to think of them as family.we are trying to grin and bear it. some of the growth in other markets is helping to offset that. in addition, last year, the tradition of tax parity with beer and wine is given us some great strides to be able to make things more even and so, where the president s initiation of tax parity was extremely helpful and something we certainly hope to continue, with a recently introduced bills this is certainly detrimental. leland: interesting. how long can you hold on? i know folks are like family
We are capital-intensive so it takes a lot of money to buy the machinery and equipment to include productivity, hire more people, create more goods and services. we are a packaging company and we serve our friends in the public and global company communities. heather: as a result of this plan, 30 million americans who have small businesses like you will have a 40% cut in their marginal tax rates. obviously that trickles down and benefits people in your company? that was the president s announcement and in line with some of the numbers we heard in the past but we are still holding fast to the fact that we want to have tax parity with our large, public, global corporation friends we serve, not only as offenders but we are the innovators, the job creators and our employment base represents half of the total
Claws and scratches to recovery, it s probably not good time to increase taxes on the people who create jobs, because you know the top 1% of the income earners pay 40% of the income taxes. but let me say this, if the president wants to put major tax reform on the table, a flat tax, a fair tax, something that simplifies the tax code, makes it fair, equitable. i actually think that we should talk about that. i think getting rifd the underbrush in terms of kworpt loophole, we all want tax parity that is a relative conversation. i m a little different than the hard-line on it and i think in the name of moving forward, put some of the loopholes on the table and let s work together to eliminate them. congressman jack kingston, thanks for taking the time. we ll watch with you i m sure in the days ahead. for folks at home, keeping taxes low on the top as a time of war, nerve e done in before american history, it s wrong. coming up, a blue dog that
Simplifies the tax code, makes it fair, equitable. i actually think that we should talk about that. i think getting rifd the underbrush in terms of kworpt loophole, we all want tax parity that is a relative conversation. i m a little different than the hard-line on it and i think in the name of moving forward, put some of the loopholes on the table and let s work together to eliminate them. congressman jack kingston, thanks for taking the time. we ll watch with you i m sure in the days ahead. for folks at home, keeping taxes low on the top as a time of war, nerve e done in before american history, it s wrong. coming up, a blue dog that says the president s barking up the wrong tree when it comes to the debt don t. his plan to pay off america s credit cards. first, is rick going to run jp could the texas governor be a game changer for the gop? and making money out of murdoch, but not an an