At least 100 IRS workers laid off in Kansas City metro Thursday, more cuts possible
At least 100 IRS employees were laid off on Thursday and the local union representing these workers anticipates more layoffs, possibly up to 1,000.
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Missouri lawmakers hope to amend senior tax credits after program gets poor rating from auditor
Lawmakers are hoping to make some changes to a program giving tax breaks to seniors. Wednesday, two senators, Democrat Tracy ...
Audit reveals missing money, weapons, lavish spending by Iron County Sheriff's Office
Former Iron County Sheriff Jeffery Burkett pleaded guilty to a felony and is serving five years' probation. A new audit found he was a "disaster." ...
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Why don't data centers pay sales tax on their multi-million-dollar equipment in Missouri?
In the third part of our Data, Dollars and Demand series, we're taking a look at some of the incentives Missouri uses to ...
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Plan to shift from income tax to sales tax advances to Missouri Senate
Retail sales in Missouri are taxed at 4.225% for state purposes — 3% for general revenue, 1% for public schools, 0.125% for ...
Kansas City IRS workers brace for mass layoff. Union fears 1,000 workers will be cut
A union representing IRS workers in Kansas City was preparing for the layoff of potentially hundreds of probationary ...
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Missouri bill would give tax credit to homeschool and private school families
Republican state Sen. Rick Brattin has proposed giving families a direct refund for expenses related to educating their ...
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Missouri Senators propose tax credit for homeschool, private school families
Missouri's homeschool families and those enrolled in private schools could receive a tax credit for their educational ...
Missouri court ruling paves the way for abortion access return
Women in Missouri are expected to have access to abortion services within days, after a circuit court judge ruled business ...