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IRS $80 Billion Roadmap Tees Up Congressional Funding Fight
The IRS plan for spending its $80 billion contains a warning: The windfall won’t be nearly as effective if Congress doesn’t also provide the agency with adequate annual funding.
Arkansas Swiftly Sticks With Corporate, Individual Tax Cut Agenda
Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders is likely to put her signature next week on an income tax cut bill that she and legislative leaders agreed on just days ago, a spokesperson said Thursday.
IRS Abandons W-2 Redesign for 2024
The Internal Revenue Service is no longer planning to redesign Form W-2 for 2024 following comments from the public, agency officials said April 6.
IRS Details Priorities to Spend $80 Billion in Long-Awaited Blueprint (1)
The IRS on Thursday released a long-awaited blueprint on how it will spend the nearly $80 billion it got in last year’s tax and climate law, with Commissioner Danny Werfel strengthening the agency’s vow to not increase audit rates for households making under $400,000.
Amazon Must Pay Wisconsin Jobless Benefit Tax for Gig Workers
Amazon Logistics Inc. must pay unemployment insurance taxes for more than 1,000 Wisconsin delivery drivers despite claiming that these gig workers aren’t classified as employees.
Poland Amends Parental Leave Provisions
Amendments to Poland’s labor code and other acts published April 4 allow more flexibility for parental leave and create two new unpaid or partially paid entitlements for family-related leave.
