Patriotic Millionaires: Trump’s Tax Plans Harm Wisconsin
January 17, 2025
Trump’s 2017 tax law cut rates for corporations and the wealthy. Now, wealthy beneficiaries urge Congress for higher taxes.
Trump’s 2017 tax law cut rates for corporations and the wealthy. Now, wealthy beneficiaries urge Congress for higher taxes.
In 2017, Trump and allies passed a law cutting taxes for the rich. Now wealthy beneficiaries urge tax hikes for themselves.
President-elect Trump’s Treasury pick, Scott Bessent, is likely to be confirmed after a hearing on tax policy and tariffs.
A bipartisan Montana House bill proposes a state workforce housing tax credit to address the housing shortage crisis.
Montana set a record with over 63,814 new business registrations in 2024, highlighting pro-business policies.
Rep. Zolnikov proposes a bill for self-serve wine using electronic devices, aiming to reduce overpours and aid hospitality.
The IRS will allow 30 million Americans to use its free Direct File service for 2025 tax returns, despite opposition.
Shoplifting rates in NYC, LA, and Chicago remain high post-pandemic, impacting retailers and prompting stricter laws.
Less than two weeks before Trump’s second term, SEIU reunites with AFL-CIO to combat union-busting and empower workers.
Under Democratic presidents, Trump urged Republicans to leverage the debt ceiling. Now, he wants it eliminated.
Medicare Part D enrollees will pay no more than $2,000 annually for prescriptions, a result of the Inflation Reduction Act.
The U.S. relies on Canadian crude oil, with more than 50% of imports from Canada. Tariffs by Trump could raise costs.
