Congressional Republicans are proposing a cap on corporate tax deductions for state and local taxes (C-SALT), sparking concern among business owners. While this move aims to raise revenue, many see it as a hidden tax increase. Learn how a tax professional can help your business stay informed, plan wisely, and fight for fairness in an ever-changing tax landscape.

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How Tax Professionals Can Help Businesses Fight GOP's Tax Deduction Cap
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Maryland's New Budget Plan: What It Means for You
Maryland is facing a tough money problem, but the new budget plan is trying to fix it. The state will raise some taxes and cut some spending to balance the budget. Most people won’t see big tax changes, but some services might be affected.
We’ll keep watching this story and bring you updates as things happen. In the meantime, it’s a good idea to stay informed and ask questions if you’re unsure how this may impact you.
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Will the IRS Share Your Tax Info with ICE? What Immigrants Need to Know
The idea of the IRS sharing tax information with ICE is scary for many people. It changes a long-time rule about privacy. If this happens, it could stop people from filing taxes and cause big problems for everyone.
But for now, the rule has not changed. You can still file your taxes safely. It’s a good idea to talk to a tax expert who knows about immigration. They can help you stay safe and follow the law.
Stay strong. Stay informed. And don’t be afraid to ask for help.
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Big Tax Changes for Universities? How It Could Affect Tuition & Financial Aid
Lawmakers are considering a massive tax increase on university endowments, which could impact top schools like Harvard, Stanford, and Princeton. While the government aims to raise funds, universities warn this move could mean less financial aid and higher tuition. Will this change help or hurt students? Read on to find out how this proposal could shape the future of higher education.
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