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Continuing the topic of how a pension might affect Social Security benefits, the general rule is that your company pension will not affect your Social Security benefits because most employment is cove...
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Millions of Americans celebrate receiving an income tax refund each year. Many of these same people live each month under the burden of financial hardship, struggling to make ends meet, often falling ...
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Tax Freedom Day
Yesterday, in addition to be the deadline for filing Federal and State tax returns it was also Tax Freedom Day. Tax Freedom Day is the day that average Americans have earned enough to pay their tax b...
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Property Taxes: Whose Money Is in the Bucket?
I've had a few questions about several stories I've written about property taxes, and I would like to share with you my bucket analogy, which simplifies some of the complex things that determine a per...
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More blog posts about taxes

ND residents able to use e-file system for taxes

North Dakota's e-file system for taxes is up and running.

January 31, 2013

Tax help open for N.D. citizens

Low- and middle-income taxpayers in North Dakota are being offered free help with their taxes.

January 31, 2013

Tax help open for low- and middle-income citizens

Low- and middle-income taxpayers in North Dakota are being offered free help with their taxes.

January 30, 2013

N.D. farmers get more time for taxes

Tax Commissioner Cory Fong says North Dakota is recognizing an Internal Revenue Service extension of the deadline for farmers and ranchers to file and pay taxes.

January 29, 2013

Property tax relief’s potency questioned

FARGO — As a homebuilder, House Majority Leader Al Carlson knows a thing or two about foundations.

By Mike Nowatzki, Forum News Service , January 28, 2013

Huh? Lefty gripes about taxes

Phil Mickelson is talking more about how much he pays in taxes than how many fairways he hits off the tee. Mickelson, regarded as the “People’s Choice” for his connection with fans, put his popularity on the line with polarizing comments about how much he has to pay in state and federal taxes.

January 23, 2013

Lawmaker proposes to suspend N.D. income tax

Residents of oil-rich North Dakota should get a break from paying state income tax this year and next, a Minot lawmaker argued Monday, noting the state already has more than $1 billion budget surplus. Republican Rep. Scott Louser told the House Finance and Tax Committee that his plan is an attempt to decrease the tax burden on people living in the state with the nation’s lowest unemployment rate. The measure would apply to individuals, estates and trusts across North Dakota.

By By James MacPherson, Associated Press , January 22, 2013

Lawmakers: Give counties $2.4 billion in oil-tax money

Lawmakers: Give counties $2.4 billion in oil-tax money The 17 oil-producing counties that have helped swell North Dakota’s coffers to record levels should get a larger share of production tax revenues to improve infrastructure strained by rapid energy development, a group of lawmakers proposed Thursday.

By By James MacPherson, Associated Press , January 18, 2013

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Mobile home taxes jump

Stutsman County residents who live in older double wide mobile homes got a surprise when they opened their 2013 tax statement this month. Changes in the formula used to calculate values used to determine taxes resulted in tax increases for many people.

By Keith Norman , January 16, 2013

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McConnell: Time to confront 'spending addiction'

WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell says that "absolutely the tax issue is behind us" as a result of the "fiscal cliff" deal and that it's now time to focus solely on confronting what he calls "our spending addiction."

January 06, 2013

New tax law packed with breaks for businesses

— Tucked into the “fiscal cliff” tax package approved by Congress are billions of dollars in tax breaks that should make the new year a lot happier for businesses of many stripes, including film producers, race track owners and the makers of electric motorcycles.

By By Stephen Ohlemacher, Associated Press , January 05, 2013

Letter to the editor: It’s time to abolish property taxes in the state

Like many others I received my annual property tax bill from the county confiscator and I’m hot boiling mad. Our legislators talk about how we need to fix the property tax system, having tried some 135 times to fix the system resulting in nothing more than enabling local subdivisions to have unlimited spending power.

By By Ralph Muecke, Gladstone, N.D. , January 05, 2013

Tax plan will hurt economy

If President Barack Obama gets his way and pressures Congress into approving a tax increase that could hit many small businesses hard, about 200,000 jobs will be erased by the action, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimates.

By Minot Daily News , December 31, 2012

Millions face higher taxes very soon

WASHINGTON — Millions of families and businesses will get hit by big tax increases a lot sooner than many realize if Congress and the White House don’t agree on a plan to skirt the year-end fiscal cliff of higher tax rates and big government spending cuts.

By Stephen Ohlemacher, Associated Press , December 17, 2012

Millions face higher taxes real soon without fix

WASHINGTON (AP) — Millions of families and businesses will get hit by big tax increases a lot sooner than many realize if Congress and the White House don't agree on a plan to skirt the year-end fiscal cliff of higher tax rates and big government spending cuts.

By Associated Press , December 16, 2012

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