Loggers will no longer pay taxes on off-road forest harvesting equipment.
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Q: My wife’s father is close to death and he has moved all of his investments into his bank in the form of cash. He said that was done to help my wife and her brother avoid probate on those instruments. It’s not a lot of money (approximately $250,000), but since I will be doing his taxes for 2022 I’m wondering whether I will have to pay taxes on that cash. Also, will my wife and brother-in-law owe a federal gift tax on amounts over $14,000?
Q: I purchased a home for my parents and was named on the mortgage along with my parents’ names even though I was the one making the payments. My husband and I recently paid the home off but realized that we aren’t on the deed because they are receiving homestead exemption.
Former 9-1-1 Actor Rockmond Dunbar Sues Disney Over Racial Discrimination And Vaccine Mandate Claims
Rockmond Dunbar sues Disney for over $1m for racial discrimination and vaccine mandate claims
Southwest Airlines has reversed course on plans to place unvaccinated workers who seek medical or religious exemption on unpaid leave followin…
Developments point to deep confusion over how to win a religious exemption.
More employers are mandating COVID-19 vaccines, and this has set off a flurry of requests for exemptions – for both medical and religious reasons.
The opinion — written in response to a 2020 inquiry sent by Del. Sam Rasoul, D-Roanoke, and spurred by the Roanoke County case of Kionte Spencer — highlights a new public transparency law that took effect this month.
“It is truly unacceptable at this point to have another 30-day extension with no further exceptions for those vaccinated ... and no plan,” Rep. Brian Higgins said.
Amendment 2 would exempt from personal property taxation a vehicle used primarily for or owned by a disabled veteran. The veteran would have to be 100% disabled.
Beto O'Rourke's suggestion, and Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren's plan, and the NBA's painful lesson about the perils of moral grandstanding illustrate how progressivism has become a compound of self-satisfied moral preening and a thirst for coercion.
WASHINGTON — For the second week in a row, U.S. health officials added dozens of new reports to the year's list of confirmed measles cases, bringing the total to 465 - already the highest number in the past five years. It's another significant milepost on the road to what will probably become a record outbreak after vaccines led to the disease's "elimination" in the United States.
There are three things to note about Sen. Elizabeth Warren's proposed wealth tax. The first is that it won't do what she promises. The second is that it won't happen. And the third is that both of those cavils are almost beside the point.
The percentage of children under 2 years old who haven't received any vaccinations has quadrupled since 2001, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
The new tax-exemption amendment Virginia voters approved on Election Day will take effect on Jan. 1; at that point, it will be up to localities to provide the exemptions through local ordinances. The exemptions, which are not without flaws, could help protect historic property. In other news: Sigora Solar gives back, and a quick glimpse at the "Humans of UVa Law."
Early returns indicated that Virginia voters on Tuesday were overwhelmingly in support of two constitutional amendments on tax questions with implications for homeowners who live in flood-prone areas and for certain military spouses.
Early returns indicated that Virginia voters on Tuesday were overwhelmingly in support of two constitutional amendments on tax questions with implications for homeowners who live in flood-prone areas and for military spouses.
All voters in Virginia will see the following two proposed amendments to the state Constitution on the ballot Tuesday:
Questions deal with tax exemptions for flood-prone properties, military spouses
Besides electing a member of the U.S. Senate and members of Congress, Virginia voters will also vote on a pair of constitutional amendments when they go to the polls on Tuesday.
If your attention has been riveted by the drama of Democrats vs. Republicans in the current election season, you might be surprised by a couple of constitutional amendments that also will appear on Virginia ballots on Nov. 6.
The 2018 midterm elections are just around the corner, and the last day to register to vote is only one week away.
Openness? Yes, please. Transparency and openness are staple components in the Fourth Estate’s efforts to support democratic government that serves the public, rather than its own internal machine.
The United States Department of Transportation has extended the agricultural exemption for the electronic logging device mandate another 90 days.
Washington isn’t the only place where politics and self-interest together create a soupy swamp of conflicted interests. Plenty of that happens here in Virginia, too, whether here in the Shenandoah Valley, among the gridlock of Northern Virginia or, especially, in the state’s capital.