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Will other states seek the same?

Michigan’s ‘tampon tax’ officially nixed The state of Michigan will no longer apply its 6% sales tax to tampons and other menstrual products, thanks to bipartisan legislation that was signed into law by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

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Are you getting a refund?

The IRS is paying out a new batch of surprise tax refunds — who's getting them? If you qualify, you'll receive a direct deposit or paper check automatically.

Are you due a refund?

IRS sends out new batch of corrected tax returns; refunds averaging nearly $1,200 The Internal Revenue Service announced Monday that it has sent out 430,000 tax refunds averaging around $1,189 to those who overpaid taxes for 2020 unemployment benefits.

2020 tax refunds are still rolling out.

It's November and IRS is issuing more refunds relating to jobless benefits The IRS just sent 430,000 refunds to those who paid taxes on unemployment compensation that ended up being excluded from income for 2020.

Impacted by Hurricane Ida? Take note.

Hurricane Ida victims may benefit from an IRS deduction; CPA explains the process It could be beneficial to some Hurricane Ida victims to itemize property damage on their federal tax returns.

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One to watch.

Future per-mile road usage tax approved by SANDAG board to fund transit projects The four-cent-per-mile tax is envisioned as a way to help fund SANDAG’s long-term regional plan, an ambitious 30-year, $160 billion proposal which could include no-cost public transit.

If this is put into action, will other states follow suit?

San Diego leaders consider taxing drivers per mile San Diegans could be taxed for every mile they drive if a new proposal by local policymakers is approved — an idea that’s prompting fierce debate.

How is this going to turn out?

How the proposed tax on billionaires would actually work NPR's Ailsa Chang talks with Adrian Ma of the Planet Money podcast about the "billionaire tax" being proposed by Democrats to help fund the Build Back Better legislation.

What would change?

Congress has a new plan to fix Social Security. How it would change benefits A new version of the Social Security 2100 Act aims to draw support from President Joe Biden and Republicans. Here's how it would change the program.