GOP Considers Higher Social Security Taxes
Republicans consider raising social security taxes on upper-income households to avoid cutting benefits by 22% in 2032.
Republicans consider raising social security taxes on upper-income households to avoid cutting benefits by 22% in 2032.
Nonprofits face complex rules when expanding fundraising, requiring repeatable state-registration processes and supportable filings for IRS compliance.
Workers say leaders prioritize profit over people. A new report reveals a lack of trust in executive decision-making and honesty during financial pressure.
Seattle Mayor proposes doubling sales tax for expanded bus service. Learn how this $138 million measure aims to improve affordability and transit access.
Tax Court rejects tax-exempt legal settlements, ruling that $64,750 payout is taxable income. Learn how this Eiler decision impacts your financial strategy.
Italy's Supreme Court upholds a life sentence for the last Bologna bombing accomplice, closing a 45-year legal battle over the 1980 terrorist attack.
Tougher sentences for repeat offenders have been ruled by Italy's highest court, impacting penalty increases for recidiva reiterata cases.
New rules for general contractors introduce precise norms for assignment and compensation based on results obtained, focusing on high quality administrative out
A court ruled a hospital fall not negligent, citing patient autonomy and lack of required protective measures in this landmark case.
Prosthetic penalties face negative outlook due to recent court ruling on alternative penalties like detention at home for defendants.
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