IRS To End Unannounced Visits To Taxpayers
The Internal Revenue Service Said Monday It Will End Most Unannounced Visits To Taxpayers By Agency Revenue Officers To Reduce Confusion And Improve Safety For Taxpayers And Employees.
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Tennessee School Supplies, Grocery Tax Holidays Begin Soon
Tennessee’s Annual Back-To-School Tax Holiday And A Three-Month Grocery Tax Holiday Are About To Begin.
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Biden Administration To Cancel $39 Billion In Student Loans
The Department Of Education Announced Friday That $39 Billion In Federal Student Loan Debt For About 800,000 Borrowers Will Be “Discharged,” Or Canceled, In The Coming Weeks.
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Fraudsters Likely Stole $200 Billion From Pandemic Funding Meant For Small Businesses
Taxpayers Lost Nearly $200 Billion To Fraudsters That Was Meant For Struggling Small Businesses, According To A New Watchdog Report On The Small Business Administration’ Covid-Era Pandemic Relief Programs.
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Rep. Ogles Introduces Bills To Protect Students From Radical LGBT Activists
In Light Of ‘Pride Month,’ Congressman Andy Ogles (TN-05) Introduced Two Bills That Fight Back Against The Radical Agenda Of The LBGT Movement And Protect Children In Schools.
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$114M Knoxville Baseball Stadium, To Open In 2025, Relies On Tax Capture Funding
Starting In 2025, The Tennessee Smokies Minor League Baseball Team Will Have A New $114 Million Home In East Knoxville.
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Tennessee Cities Rank Low In ‘Best-Run’ City Rankings
Three Tennessee Cities Ranked Near The Bottom Of A New Set Of Rankings Looking At Which City Is Best Run.
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Majority Of Registered Voters Say Feds Spend Tax Dollars Poorly
Well Over Half Of All Voters Give Lawmakers In Washington D.C. An Unsatisfactory Mark When It Comes To Their Handling Of Taxpayer Dollars.
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Tennessee Supreme Court Strikes TennCare Cap On Emergency Room Payments
Tennessee Taxpayers Could, Under A New Court Ruling, Be Liable For Years Of Back Payments To Emergency Room Doctors.
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Sumner County Commission, Elections Lawsuit Symbolizes Larger Issue: Unelected Bureaucrats That Have No Accountability To TN Taxpayers
The Sumner County Elections Commission Filed A Lawsuit Against The Sumner County Commission Over The Use Of A Building Owned By The County. The Mostly Newly Elected Sumner County Commission Has Determined That The Elections Commission Doesn’t Need A Larger Building And 250 Brand New Machines To Fulfill Their Duty To Carry Out A Free And Fair Election.
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