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Thanksgiving: Weird sales tax rules

TaxConnex

Harder still to believe some of the strange sales tax laws that come with it. So as you plan to arrive at your family’s early, marvel that the Detroit Lions are actually good and get ready to send the stuffing around again, chew on these sales tax considerations associated with the feast.

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On the move: HCVT hired CAS co-leader

Accounting Today

NEW YORK Ernst & Young, New York, launched a new practice, EY Studio+, designed to deliver customer experience, product and service innovation, and marketing, sales and service transformation for clients. All rights reserved. Brown Graham, Amarillo, is marking its 70th anniversary this year.

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Public land sales blocked from Trump's tax bill

Accounting Today

EDT 2 Min Read Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Mount Hood behind Trillium Lake in Mount Hood National Forest, Oregon Braunger/ullstein bild/Getty Images A Senate proposal to sell millions of acres of public land to help pay for President Donald Trumps massive package of tax cuts and spending has been blocked by the Senates rule keeper.

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The accountant’s guide to state taxes on retirement income

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In addition to state income taxes, retirees should consider other state-level taxes, such as property taxes , sales taxes , and estate taxes , which can further impact their overall tax liability. Like Florida, Nevada does not impose state income taxes, offering retirees significant tax savings.

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In the blogs: Many hats

Accounting Today

Teaching fraud; easement settlement offers; new blog on the block; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

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Some States Are Considering Shelving the Grocery Tax

CPA Practice

By Marsha Mercer, Stateline.org (TNS) As inflation soared in the past year, families in some states suffered a double whammy—paying food sales taxes on top of higher-priced groceries. At least five of the 13 states where groceries were taxed as of last Jan. So, SNAP participants do pay the tax on those items.

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