Angélica Serrano-Román is a journalist with a focus on local tax issues in the United States, particularly in Massachusetts. Her work has been featured in Bloomberg Law, where she covers topics such as marijuana sales taxes, tax plans, tax appeal reform, and property tax relief measures.
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Angélica Serrano-Román's coverage predominantly focuses on taxation, legislation, and government announcements in the United States. She has a particular interest in local tax policies and legal clashes over taxation matters.
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Gov. Doug Burgum (R) called on the North Dakota Legislative Assembly on Monday to use some of the state’s $288 million in surplus revenue to bring thousands more people into the zero percent tax bracket.
The North Dakota Senate on Wednesday killed Gov. Doug Burgum’s tax proposal, which aimed to move tens of thousands of people into a zero percent tax bracket, a day after it received approval from the House in a 71-19 vote Tuesday.
Puerto Rico is taking steps to be part of the global corporate tax deal’s minimum tax plan, island Treasury Secretary Francisco Parés Alicea said as he moved between meetings in Washington and New York this week to discuss the prospects with companies with a large presence in the local economy.
After a ballot measure aimed at lowering property taxes statewide failed Nov. 7, Colorado legislators will convene next week to craft an alternative solution to address an anticipated increase in property taxes.
Online shoppers in the US often skip providing their full names or addresses when buying digital products such as e-books or video games. It’s a common oversight, as not all retailers require this information to complete purchases, but it can wind up creating challenges when it comes to collecting and remitting sales taxes.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers (D) vetoed a $2 billion Republican tax plan to modify income tax rates Monday, marking the GOP-dominated legislature’s latest unsuccessful attempt to implement a tax cut.
Pennsylvania lawmakers are preparing legislation reforming a state body responsible for hearing and resolving appeals of final tax-related decisions issued by the Department of Revenue.
With Congress still undecided about the future of the 2017 tax law’s cap on state and local deductions, states continue to tinker with the workarounds they’ve created to give some of their residents a measure of relief.
Idaho Gov. Brad Little called on lawmakers Monday to approve up to $150 million in new property tax relief, on top of measures approved by the Legislature last year.
Efforts to make Maryland the first state to require multinational corporations to calculate income taxes based on worldwide combined income fell short after lawmakers advanced a budget excluding the provision.
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