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Superfund Excise Taxes Reinstated July 1, 2022

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This means the tax rates will be higher and apply to more substances than they did in the past. These new excise taxes are set to expire 8½ years after they kick in ( i.e., on December 31, 2031), and they are expected to generate about $14 billion of revenue. Business Tax Services. poly(propyleneoxy)glycerol.

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Superfund Excise Tax Is Catching Many Companies by Surprise

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The Superfund Excise Tax is established to raise funding for the Hazardous Substance Response Trust Fund which is administered by the Environmental Protection Agency and assists in the clean-up of hazardous waste sites when the owner or operator of the site cannot be identified. billion of revenue. Contact Us. Let’s Chat.

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2022 Federal Budget Highlights

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The tax credit rates are 60% for eligible capture equipment used in a direct air capture project, 50% for all other eligible capture equipment and 37.5% for eligible transportation storage and use equipment with lower tax credit rates applicable from 2031 to 2040.

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Is President Biden On the Right Track With His Billionaire and Business Tax Increase Plans?

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David Ely, San Diego State University NO: The president’s proposed budget would increase tax receipts, as a share of GDP, from 16.5% in 2023 to 20% by 2031. While changes to the tax code are worth debating, we ought to be concerned about the federal government becoming a larger part of the economy.

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House Ways and Means Committee Introduces Potential Tax Extender Bill

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On the Democratic side, there is still a strong desire to expand the child tax credit. Senate Finance Committee Chair Ron Wyden (D-OR) said business tax provisions must be paired with provisions helpful to children. billion in 2031. This article was originally published by Lynn Mucenski-Keck in Forbes on June 12, 2023.

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