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Michael J. Bologna's coverage indicates a strong focus on taxation, state taxes, tax laws, and tax policy within the United States. Given his emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcement themes, he would likely be responsive to expert commentary from credible sources with in-depth knowledge of tax law, particularly those related to state taxes.
It seems that Michael focuses heavily on covering announcements and developments in the realm of taxation at the state level across various states within the U.S., making him an excellent target for pitches involving analysis or insights into new policies or regulatory changes impacting businesses and individuals.
Given his national geographic focus within the United States, relevant experts should tailor their pitches by emphasizing their understanding of specific regional implications stemming from federal or state-level taxation issues.
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By: Michael J. Bologna, Erin Schilling
Tax shelter promoters, unlike tax preparers, aren’t named on their customers’ tax returns. And whether the tax-cutting strategy they recommend is allowable can be an open question until the IRS weighs in, which can take years, even when the agency is at full strength. Today, headcount at the IRS is down roughly 25% since President Donald Trump returned to the White House.
Kentucky would become the first state in the country to tax prediction markets such as Kalshi and Polymarket under a broad tax bill headed to the desk of Gov. Andy Beshear (D).
Tennessee has paid out more than $1.43 billion to thousands of businesses under the state’s one-time franchise tax refund program, a senior Department of Revenue official said Wednesday.
One of New York’s most iconic department store dynasties is feuding in court over an alleged scheme to hide inherited wealth from taxes—a family dispute revealed due to a whistleblower law operating in only a handful of states.
Michigan lawmakers must reconcile competing budget plans after separate bills passed in the Senate and House both shelved Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s (D) proposed $800 million package of tax increases.
Bipartisan property tax relief legislation streaked through the Iowa legislature and now heads to the desk of Gov. Kim Reynolds (R), who prioritized restructuring the property tax system in her budget proposal earlier this year.
With the clock ticking on Alaska’s legislative session, friction is growing between lawmakers and Gov. Mike Dunleavy (R) over a tax strategy for a proposed liquefied natural gas facility—a massive project that recently caught the attention of the White House.
Louisiana voters are heading to the ballot box to decide the fate of local business inventory taxes, which generate strong revenue for some parishes but have been costly for large manufacturers and retailers.
Louisiana voters overwhelmingly rejected Gov. Jeff Landry’s (R) plan to allow parishes more flexibility to adjust their local business inventory taxes—one of five ballot measures defeated Saturday during the state’s primary election.
Colorado voters will be asked to decide whether the state should break through constitutionally required caps on the use of tax revenue in a bid to provide more funding for education.
