March 23, 2026 NOTEWORTHY. Taxes: Back Like a Bad Sequel. Just when you thought we might move on... taxes are still the main storyline....
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March 16, 2026 NOTEWORTHY. No Tax on Tips – The Sequel. You read here last week that bills which didn’t make it through...
Read PostMarch 9, 2026 NOTEWORTHY. House Passes Property Tax Reform. The House pushed its tax debate right up to the Crossover deadline, finally...
Read PostMarch 2, 2026 NOTEWORTHY. Finding the Answer on Crossover Day. This week brings one of the biggest milestones of the session: Crossover...
Read PostFebruary 23, 2026 NOTEWORTHY. Making Sense of Cents. Who knew one cent could cause so much conversation? After the Treasury halted penny...
Read PostFebruary 16, 2026 NOTEWORTHY. Not MySpace. Social media platforms are back in the legislative spotlight as lawmakers examine how teens...
Read PostFebruary 9, 2026 NOTEWORTHY. Taxes, taxes, taxes. Still the hottest topic under the Gold Dome – and the plot is officially...
Read PostFebruary 2, 2026 NOTEWORTHY. Tax cuts are taking center stage under the Gold Dome, with no shortage of big ideas on the table. The Senate is...
Read PostThe Restaurant Law Center (RLC), alongside the National Fisheries Institute and major seafood suppliers, filed a lawsuit last Friday against NOAA...
Read PostFrom Brennan Duckett, Director of Technology and Innovation Policy at the National Restaurant Association. The Retirement of the Penny and...
Read PostThe Latest: On Friday, President Trump issued an Executive Order imposing new tariffs on goods from over 67 countries, effective August 7. Goods...
Read PostThe Latest: This week, the National Restaurant Association sent a letter to U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer urging the administration...
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