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Making the Case against Receiving a Federal Income Tax Refund
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 ...
Posted on 3/8/13 at 12:43 PM
http://media.fccinteractive.com/voices/3391/50/50/ SENSE AND CENTSIBILITY
How to use your tax refund to get ahead this year
For many of us, tax season means money in the bank. Well, at least for a little while...until we spend it, right? If you are anticipating a refund this year, do you have a plan for what you will do wi...
Posted on 2/25/13 at 12:32 PM
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Beijing Means Business
Here's a picture book for your eyes and minds highlighting some illegal entrepreneurs, the business district of bustling Beijing and Walmart in China. Enjoy! A common sight in Chinese cities are the...
Posted on 7/14/12 at 9:03 AM
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Debating the sin tax
I confess: I enjoy a snack of Cheetos from the company vending machine every so often. They're good right down to the last orange, salty, chemically enhanced crumbs in the bottom of the bag. Would I ...
Posted on 12/5/11 at 1:46 PM
http://media.fccinteractive.com/voices/714/50/50/ AMY'S RANCH SLANTS
A Very Taxing Job
Being a bookkeeper for our ranch is not one of my strong points. I would rather spend my time outside dealing with cow-related problems but the IRS won't let me use that as an excuse. Much to my re...
Posted on 3/26/11 at 8:00 PM
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SD’s senators back Internet sales tax

South Dakota’s U.S. senators sided with states and small businesses in voting Monday for a bill that would require most Internet retailers to pay sales taxes on all eligible purchases.

By Staff reports , May 07, 2013

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Bill filed to extend SD’s tourism tax

Visitor services tax at 1.5 percent, could drop to 1 percent without legislative action.

January 16, 2013

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SD Senate repeals food-tax refunds

SD Senate repeals food-tax refunds PIERRE — South Dakota’s program providing food-tax refunds to lower-income households would end after eight years, to be replaced by grants to emergency food providers, under legislation that won approval Monday in the state Senate without any votes to spare.

By Bob Mercer , February 28, 2012

AP survey: SD lawmakers leery of ballot tax measure

PIERRE (AP) — South Dakota lawmakers are leery of a ballot measure that would boost the state sales tax by 1 percentage point to give extra money to school districts and the health care program for low-income people, according to a survey by The Associated Press.

By CHET BROKAW , January 03, 2012

Noem among House GOP to switch on payroll tax

Noem among House GOP to switch on payroll tax Rep. Kristi Noem, R-S.D., was among the House Republicans who changed their tune Friday after previously opposing the compromise deal.

By The Daily Republic , December 24, 2011

House passes payroll tax cut for Obama's signature

House passes payroll tax cut for Obama's signature WASHINGTON (AP) — The House has passed a two-month renewal of payroll tax cuts for 160 million workers and unemployment benefits for millions of jobless, giving President Barack Obama a resounding victory over Republicans who control the House.

December 23, 2011

House GOP faces pressure on payroll tax cut extension

House GOP faces pressure on payroll tax cut extension WASHINGTON — House Republicans faced mounting pressure Wednesday from critics inside and outside Congress who worry that their standoff with President Barack Obama over whether to extend a payroll tax cut could do lasting damage to the GOP.

By PAUL KANE , December 22, 2011

Noem continues support of one-year payroll tax cut over short-term 60-day alternative

WASHINGTON, DC – Representative Kristi Noem, R-S.D., continued to show her support for a full-year payroll tax cut extension to help families and small businesses by voting for a formal conference with the United States Senate on the issue.

By News release , December 21, 2011

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Reid to Boehner: Bring House back into session

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Democratic leader of the Senate is urging Speaker John Boehner to bring the House back to Washington and approve the bipartisan Senate-approved bill extending a payroll tax cut and jobless benefits.

December 21, 2011

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House GOP rejects 2-month payroll tax cut

House GOP rejects 2-month payroll tax cut WASHINGTON (AP) — The House Tuesday rejected legislation to extend a payroll tax cut and jobless benefits for two months, drawing a swift rebuke from President Barack Obama that Republicans were threatening higher taxes on 160 million workers on Jan. 1.

December 20, 2011

S.D. House committee rejects city sales tax bill

PIERRE, S.D. (AP) — South Dakota cities failed Thursday in their bid for authority to impose an extra penny sales tax to pay for special projects or upgrades in roads, water lines and other service facilities.

February 12, 2010

Push for Internet sales tax renewed

Many sales-tax states, including South Dakota, are hoping their tumbling sales-tax revenues will prod Congress into finally allowing mandatory state taxation of purchases on the Internet.
The Streamlined Sales Tax Governing Board, which includes South Dakota and 22 other states, is trying to revive old legislation that would authorize states to require sales-tax payments from “remote sellers” — companies that lack a physical presence in the state where the sale is made, such as some Internet and catalog retailers.

By Seth Tupper , January 29, 2010

Council plans letter to state about sales-tax return errors

Be warned, South Dakota Department of Revenue and Regulation: The Mitchell City Council has its sights on you. The council’s Finance Committee — a panel made up entirely of the eight members of the City Council — voted unanimously Monday evening at City Hall to send a letter to the state department. The aim of the letter, to be drafted by Mayor Lou Sebert, is to express the council’s displeasure with recent errors in sales-tax returns and to demand an in-person explanation of those errors.

By Seth Tupper , December 22, 2009

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New drink tax widely opposed

WASHINGTON — A push for new taxes on soda, beer and wine to help pay for Americans’ health care is stirring up more than just the beverage industry.

By Alan Fram , June 04, 2009

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