Crypto platforms will need to report transactions to the Internal Revenue Service, starting in 2026. However, decentralized platforms that don’t hold assets themselves will be exempt. Those are the main takeaways from new regulations that…
“The growing cannabis industry holds immense potential for economic growth for Maryland.” By Bryan P. Sears, Maryland Matters Cannabis taxes paid to the state of Maryland for the first three months of 2024 grew by less than 1 percent even…
As the week comes to a close, the world of finance and cryptocurrency has been anything but quiet. From former President Donald Trump‘s potential crypto fortune to the introduction of a bill allowing federal tax payments in Bitcoin, the…
While people who own and sell cryptocurrency have always had to pay taxes on their earnings, a new rule finalized by the US Treasury Department can ensure that they're paying the proper amount on their sales. The new rule will require…
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ABUJA(Sundiata Post) – Nigeria’s number one man, President Bola Tinubu has signed an Executive Order to eliminate tariffs and taxes on imported pharmaceutical ingredients, with the aim to increase local production of healthcare products.…
In a major step towards modernising tax administration, the Kaduna State government has introduced Project CRAFT and the PAYKADUNA Portal. These digital initiatives will create a robust and transparent revenue system for the state. A…
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Martin Lewis has warned workers and savers alike that as little as an additional £1 of income or interest could push them over the income tax threshold, but offered some saving grace
Martin Lewis warned taxpayers that just £1 extra can send them over the “cliff’s edge” of income tax, but detailed some ways they can circumvent the fall
Martin Lewis warned taxpayers that just £1 extra can send them over the “cliff’s edge” of income tax, but detailed some ways they can circumvent the fall
Martin Lewis was joined by tax experts Kari Mellon and Rebecca Benneyworth who explained how a tiny amount of extra money could people paying a lot more tax