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IRS announces Jan. 23 start date for tax filing season 

WASHINGTON (AP) – The official start date of the 2023 tax filing season begins Jan. 23, when the IRS will begin accepting and processing 2022 returns,...
GEARING UP: Providence Mayor-elect Brett Smiley says he’s ready to take on a host of challenges facing the city. 
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Mayor-elect Smiley readies for host of city challenges

Providence Mayor-elect Brett Smiley will hit the ground running in January on a host of challenges facing the city. After winning the Democratic primary, he...

ESG Considerations for Construction Companies

ESG is a hot topic right now in many industries, but what exactly is ESG? Investopedia defines ESG as “environmental, social, and governance (ESG)...

Limited Deductibility of Research and Experimental and Software Development Costs

Barring any further legislation, calendar year taxpayers will not be allowed to fully deduct research and experimental (R&E) costs or software development costs when...

Families to receive one-time $250 payment per child under new R.I....

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island families with children will automatically receive a $250 payment per child under a one-time program included in the state’s fiscal...

Remote work complicates tax compliance

The shift to working from home full or part time in response to COVID-19 has created new state and local tax compliance issues for...

Staying in the black

How often do you review your business’s financial statements? Weekly: 63% Monthly: 38% Other: 0% Did your company focus on its finances more than usual during the COVID-19...

Small businesses face tax headaches on top of pandemic woes 

NEW YORK (AP) – Small businesses that have been buffeted by the pandemic, inflation and shipping woes have another challenge to add to their...

RIPEC: Municipal property tax system ‘out of balance,’ needs reform

PROVIDENCE – A homeowner in West Warwick pays $5,400 more in annual property taxes for the exact same house than if they lived in...

Free tax filing available through VITA program for income-eligible R.I. residents

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Islanders may be able to get their state and federal income taxes prepared and filed for free under the Volunteer Income...
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