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Only reason everyone is up in arms about this potential tax hike is because they know they won’t be able to continue to produce low quality & even lower priced products. Maybe if everyone wasn’t trying to race to the bottom, the state would have been satisfied with the revenue generated, but when companies are selling prerolls for well under a dollar, what would you expect as the producer. The state doesn’t care about your margin.. either produce a high quality enough product that people will pay..or stop basically giving your product away just so you can get shelve space

Texas Cities Shine with Lowest Tax Rates in U.S. Study Let’s connect and talk about the latest insights in the industry! #collincountyhomes #ntxhomes #yourdallashome #DallasRealEstate #DallasRealtor #DallasHomes #DallasLiving #DallasHomeSales #DallasNeighborhoods #DallasLuxuryHomes

#TaxReform The federal government is rolling out a new “motor vehicle circulation tax” targeting fuel-powered cars, shifting road users toward electric vehicles. The tax forms part of an ambitious policy push designed to raise the tax-to-GDP ratio by 1.7 percentage points in a single year, a target closely watched by the IMF. Read more - https://rebrand.ly/bs5p9kh

📊 It’s not a 1% tax hike. It’s a 14% increase. Let’s break it down: The current Mecklenburg County sales tax is 7.25%. A 1% increase brings it to 8.25%. That’s not 1% of your purchase, that’s a 1 percentage point hike, which is a 14% increase in what you already pay. Imagine sales tax as a bill that’s already too high for many working families. Now multiply it by 14%. This isn't just rounding error. It's real money. On everyday spending, it adds up fast. This is why a truly diverse group: rural and urban, left and right, young and old, is voting NO on the transit tax. The more you know, the more you're NO.

The moment you get a $100K+ commission check, your brain does two things: "I'm rich!" (You're not) "Taxes. I'm poor" (Again. You're Not) Here's what to do instead (BEFORE the check hits): Calculate what needs to go to taxes Calculate what needs to go to long-term savings Calculate what needs to go to short-term savings/debt payoff Calculate what needs to go to living expenses The money is allocated before you can think. Remember you start at zero next year!

The property sector is bracing for potentially the biggest tax shake-up in decades. The Labour Party is weighing a “House Value Tax” replacing both Stamp Duty and Council Tax, while also considering National Insurance on rental income. For many landlords, that could mean an extra £885 per property, per year. For me, this raises two key points: 1️⃣ Policy must strike a balance between fairness and sustainability. 2️⃣ Landlords who future-proof their strategy by diversifying, digitising, and staying agile, will weather the uncertainty best. Change is coming. The question is: will landlords adapt or react? #PropertyMarket #ThoughtLeadership #TheUpgradeAuthority #RealEstateStrategy

Monday Perspective: Don’t Just Pay Taxes - Reinvest Them If you own property ..... residential or commercial ..... and expect to owe taxes in 2025, here’s a smarter move: Redirect those same dollars into your property. 🔹 Install solar and energy storage - and qualify for major tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). 🔹 Capture 30–50% or more through combined federal and state incentives instead of handing that money to the IRS. 🔹 Boost your monthly savings, property value, and NOI (Net Operating Income) - improving your resilience and return on investment for decades. It’s called a “double dip”: You lower your tax bill and turn that liability into an income-producing asset. Energy isn’t just an expense anymore - it’s an equity play. Those who understand that now will lead the next wave of value-driven property ownership. Store energy. Store value. North Shore Energy | Energy Intelligence for All™

Many of you have already done the work, now it's time to get the deduction. If you build or renovate your assets, this deduction will work for you. It applies to anything commercial in nature; hotels, mixed use, high-rise multi-fam, retail, offices, and many other assets types.

October brings major sales tax shifts across the US Florida eliminates its commercial rent sales tax. D.C. raises rates to 6.5%. Wisconsin exempts residential utilities. These changes hit October 1st - is your business ready? Read on for more changes coming next month: https://ow.ly/JlTN50X3AvM #SalesTax #TaxUpdates #BusinessNews #USTax #OctoberChanges #TaxCompliance #FloridaBusiness #WisconsinBusiness #DCTaxes #TaxAlert #Avalara

Tax Deductions on Everyday Purchases – The Silent Impact Every time we buy something-be it groceries, fuel, clothes, or even services there’s a portion that goes as tax to the government. While these deductions help generate crucial revenue for public infrastructure, healthcare, and development, they also affect the purchasing power of the common man. For the general public, higher taxes on essential goods can feel like an invisible burden, reducing disposable income and creating financial strain. On the other hand, fair tax policies and exemptions on necessities can bring relief, encourage savings, and support household stability. At the core, taxation on every item is a balancing act between strengthening national revenue and safeguarding people’s financial well-being. A thoughtful approach ensures that progress is not built at the cost of everyday affordability. #Taxation #PublicPolicy #EconomicImpact #PeopleFirst