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U.S. inflation gauge ticks higher with price pressures still stubborn 

WASHINGTON (AP) – Consumer price increases accelerated last month, the latest sign that inflation's steady decline over the past two years has stalled in...

Mortgage broker admits to fraudulent activities

PROVIDENCE – A Rhode Island mortgage broker admitted in federal court to running a Ponzi scheme, fraudulently acquiring Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security...

Electrical services president admits not paying taxes

PROVIDENCE – The president of a Rhode Island electrical service admitted to a federal judge that she failed to pay more than $1.2 million...

R.I. has 13th-highest cost of living in nation, Forbes Advisor says

PROVIDENCE – The cost of living in Rhode Island is among the 15 most expensive costs of living by state in the nation, according...

Five Questions With: Citizens Bank’s Michael Knipper

Michael Knipper, an executive vice president and head of property and procurement at Citizens Financial Group Inc., has been the point person for the...

’Tis the tax season

When does your company begin preparing its taxes annually? January: 50% March: 50% February: 0% April: 0% Does your company hire a certified public accountant to prepare taxes? Yes: 100% No:...

Tax deadline extended for residents, businesses in 3 R.I. counties

PROVIDENCE – The Federal tax deadline has been extended for residents in three Rhode Island counties affected by last winter's storms.  The Internal Revenue Service...

Five Questions With: Neena S. Savage

It's tax season, so that means R.I. Tax Administrator Neena S. Savage and her staff at the R.I. Division of Taxation are busy people....

McKee’s FY2025 budget targets tax delinquents in lieu of rate hikes

How to pad state coffers without unpopular tax hikes? Make scofflaws turn in what they already owe. By spending $700,000, Gov. Daniel J. McKee thinks the...

Some Providence politicians, policy analysts say it’s time to raise taxes

It’s not often that politicians preemptively push for more taxes.  Yet a new report adopted by the Providence City Council on Thursday, Jan. 4, recommends potential tax...
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