To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to modify the premium tax credit, and for other purposes.

New Jersey could let employers contribute to your retirement savings if you're paying back student loans. This bill would exclude matching contributions made by employers to retirement plans…

To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to impose an excise tax on colleges and universities allowing specified individuals to participate in intercollegiate athletics.

If the county board of review denies your claim for a poverty tax exemption, you can appeal to the Michigan Tax Tribunal. You have 30 days from the denial to file your appeal, and the deadline extends to 35 days if you…

New Jersey is considering a new law that could give commercial farm operators significant tax breaks. This bill, dubbed the "New Jersey Loves New Jersey Farmers Act," would allow…

Michigan could soon limit tax breaks for data centers. Starting January 1, 2016, a new law would let the state keep track of jobs created by data centers. To keep getting the tax break, data center operators would need to show the Michigan Strategic Fund has created at least 400

Cortland County can now charge an extra one percent sales tax. This new tax won't be affected by any other local sales tax rates set by neighboring counties or cities. The county is authorized to collect this additional tax without it being overridden or preempted by any other lo

To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to provide a tax credit for American film and television productions, and for other purposes.

New Hampshire is considering a shift in how it funds education. This bill aims to set the state education property tax rate at $363 million annually, adjusted for inflation. It also tweaks the rules for a program offering tax relief to low- and moderate-income homeowners, specifi

To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to provide a tax credit for American film and television productions, and for other purposes.

Starting in 2027, Michigan businesses that handle TENORM (transuranic and energetic radioactive material) could claim a tax credit.

Michigan could soon change how data centers qualify for tax exemptions. Starting January 1, 2016, data centers would get a break on equipment purchases, but only if they create at least 400 data center jobs or related…

Alaska is considering letting some cities offer property tax breaks for long-term rentals, mobile home parks, homes for low-income families, primary residences, and homes bought by first-time…

California will launch a comprehensive review of state tax expenditures, including credits for water, research, and property sales, through the Legislative Analyst’s Office.

Until 2045, Contra Costa County could add a 1% transactions and use tax to support county transportation programs. This tax would be in addition to existing sales taxes, but wouldn't exceed the overall county…

Alaska could offer property tax breaks for long-term rentals, mobile home parks, housing for low-income families, homes used as primary residences, and properties bought by first-time homebuyers. This resolution suspends specific rules of the Alaska State Legislature to allow cha

New York is increasing the maximum sales tax credit vendors can claim. Starting January 1, 2027, businesses can now receive a credit of up to five percent of taxes and fees reported on their returns, but only if the return is filed on time. The maximum credit available per quarte

California will launch a detailed review of billions in state tax breaks. The Legislative Analyst’s Office will assess major tax expenditures – including credits for water, research, and property exchanges – and publish reports with recommendations for potential reductions or rep

The Northern Mariana Islands are considering a new tax credit to boost donations to local non-profits. Businesses could receive a 50% tax credit, up to $5,000 for companies and $2,500 for individuals, for contributions to registered charities within the CNMI. To qualify, organiza

New Hampshire is increasing the state education property tax rate to $378,000,000 annually, starting July 1, 2027.

Michigan is clarifying how tax increment financing works. This bill defines key terms like ‘advance’ and ‘captured assessed value,’ outlining how downtown development authorities can use…

To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to modify certain provisions relating to the taxation of international entities.

New York is increasing the sales tax credit available to vendors. Specifically, businesses can now claim a credit equal to five percent of their reported taxes and fees, up to a maximum of $500 per quarter, if…

To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to establish a credit for prepared meal donations made to certain tax-exempt organizations.

California is updating its tax rules to match federal law, specifically regarding business interest deductions. Starting January 1, 2025, California will no longer limit business interest deductions…

You’ll soon have the option to donate a portion of your state tax refund to support humanities programs across New Jersey. This bill creates a special fund, the ‘New Jersey Council for the Humanities Fund,’ where taxpayers can contribute through their annual income tax returns.

To amend the National Labor Relations Act and the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to limit access of employers to Federal funds and tax credits while engaged in a lock-out of employees.

California is considering a change that could impact how gambling-related taxes are applied to settlements. Starting January 1, 2027, the state will exclude any amount received by a qualified taxpayer in connection with the 2026 Boyle Heights fire incident from their income tax.

This bill clarifies how downtown development authorities in Michigan calculate tax increment revenues. It defines key terms like ‘captured assessed value’ and ‘initial assessed value,’ specifying how property taxes are measured within a development area. Specifically, the bill ex

New Jersey cities that use ‘Long Term Tax Exemption Law’ to offer tax breaks to developers could now be required to share a portion of that revenue with local school districts.

If the county board of review denies your poverty exemption claim, you can appeal to the Michigan Tax Tribunal. The deadline to file your appeal is 35 days after the denial, but it must be postmarked 30…

This bill clarifies how downtown development funds, through tax increment financing, are calculated in Michigan. Specifically, it states that taxes levied under the ‘History Museum…

Delaware is changing how businesses qualify for tax credits and license fee reductions. This new law excludes large energy use facilities – those using 30 megawatts or more – from being considered a ‘qualified facility’. This means companies operating these types of facilities wo