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To become law, the FAIRtax will need to pass by a majority vote in the House of Representatives, by a majority vote in the Senate and then be signed by the President.  However, passing legislation in the Senate often requires more than a simple majority of 51 Senators in favor of a bill. Read More.

Capital gains aren’t the only factor to consider in anticipating the tax burden of an inherited home. Read More.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey is expected to step down from his executive role, sources tell CNBC’s David Faber. Read More.

The Internal Revenue Service has announced annual inflation adjustments for tax year 2022, meaning new tax-rate schedules and tax tables and cost-of-living adjustments for various tax breaks. Most numbers are up more than in recent years because of higher inflation. Read More.

Pending home sales for October due at 10am ET Read More.

Do you have more than $600 in your bank account? Well, that money could now raise a red flag, giving the government the right to track your spending. Read More.

🇺🇸 The Grassroots Corner - Week Beginning 11/29/21: “CPAC: Call to Action” Read More.

US stocks will close for trading at 1 pm ET on Friday Read More.

From all of us at Americans for Fair Taxation Read More.

SPRINGFIELD (WGEM) - Milk, bread, turkey and diapers - the effects of inflation have been wide-ranging for consumers. Read More.

Any suggestion that Dems' Build Back Better Act constitutes a broad-based, middle-class tax cut is clearly false Read More.

Veena Marcano usually starts her holiday shopping early, but this year she set a new personal record: July. Given everything she had heard about shipping delays, product shortages and price increases, she figured she better get a move on. So she began hitting retailers like Amazon, T.J.Maxx and Burlington, diligently stocking up on gifts for her two kids, nieces and godchildren. Well before Black Friday, she had all that she needed — and then some. Read More.

The Fed chair is one of the most powerful players in Washington Read More.

John Logan, a widower who has lived on the 2300 block of Fair Street since 1998, has noticed the trend when he writes out the checks for his property taxes — up, up and up again, increasing $726 in the past five years. Read More.

A good way to whittle homestead property taxes down is to review the available exemptions. Read More.