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Remote work growth adds dimension to tax debate as exodus of wealth from Massachusetts continues
By Matt Murphy FEB. 2, 2021…..The combination of new remote working opportunities made popular during the COVID-19 pandemic and higher…
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Residents encouraged to make arrangements for “abnormal” tax season
(Fall River, MA- January 29, 2021)- As the Fall River Collector’s Office prepares for the issuance of over 61,000 excise…
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Fall River homeowners to see tax increase due to higher property values
Despite a drop in tax rates, homeowners will see an increase in residential taxes due to higher property values. Fall…
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Not all employees will see Social Security tax deferment from checks, IRS says
WASHINGTON — The Department of Treasury and Internal Revenue Service Friday issued guidance implementing the Presidential Memorandum issued on August…
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Governor Baker announces sales tax holiday in August
BOSTON – The Baker-Polito Administration today announced that the annual sales tax-free weekend will take place the weekend of August…
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Hope, Heal, Health in Fall River approved for recreational marijuana sales
A second Fall River recreational marijuana retailer has been approved. The Cannabis Control Commission held a meeting this morning where…
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Massachusetts Statehouse passes flavored tobacco ban, vaping tax
The Massachusetts Senate passed a bill Wednesday evening that will ban all flavored tobacco products and also impose a tax…
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Figure in “Windowgate” sentenced on federal tax charges
BOSTON – The former owner of a now closed Fall River-based glass company was sentenced today in federal court in…
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New marijuana facility proposed in Fall River, meeting to be held
Fall River has a new proposed marijuana facility. According to a legal notice by the Public Policy Law Group Smith,…
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Increase in Massachusetts state tax revenue predicted
BOSTON — Secretary of Administration and Finance Michael J. Heffernan, Senate Ways and Means Vice Chair Joan B. Lovely (D-Salem),…
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