COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Tax season kicked off Monday and experts are warning taxpayers that their tax refunds may look smaller this year as COVID-19 tax breaks end. Kathy Pickering, chief tax officer for H&R Block, said most temporary COVID-19 relief measures have expired, including the expanded earned-income tax credit, child-tax credit, dependent-care credit and some
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Lawmakers are set to be back in the capital Wednesday, as Missouri’s special session regarding tax cuts is set to begin at 11:30 a.m.
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The Boone County Commission is set to meet Thursday at 1:30 p.m., as the newly approved use tax for Boone County is set to go through its first reading.
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BOONE COUNTY, Mo. (KMIZ) On Tuesday, voters in Boone County and Columbia passed a Proposition 1 Use Tax on the ballot which will add a sales tax on out-of-state vendors for online purchases. Boone County’s use tax will be 1.75% and Columbia’s be will 2%. This is the exact same as what residents already pay
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Experts explain about preparing for the next tax season.
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April 18 is right around the corner and if you haven’t filed your taxes in several years we have some information that might help you.Â
Continue Reading For anyone self-employed or making a living from a service like Door Dash, filing your earnings can be a little tricky so what do you do?
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Next year, people in Columbia may pay more in taxes when purchasing items online.
Continue Reading We’re talking about business taxes, anything business owners should know for filing taxes as well as some COVID related items.
Continue Reading As you already know, the last two years Americans have been given extra time for filing their taxes but this year the government is getting back into its normal routine.
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Starting off with the recovery rebate credit.
Continue Reading The pandemic has not only changed our way of life, it’s also changed how we file taxes. Today’s tax filings can be even more confusing.Â
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The Southern Boone School District is asking the public to vote on the $3 million no-tax-increase bond issue.
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The value of a car went up in the past year causing a personal property tax increase for car owners in Missouri.
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OSAGE BEACH, Mo. (KMIZ) Voters in Camden and Miller counties voted against a 30-cent increase for every $100 of value. That money would have funded new equipment and a new location for the fire department to reduce response times. The new location of the fire department would have been a mile and a half away
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Jefferson City voters will have the opportunity next Tuesday to vote on approving or rejecting a quarter of one percent sales tax to improve public safety.
Continue Reading OSAGE BEACH, Mo. (KMIZ) Camden and Miller Counties will vote on Tuesday, November 2nd, on a proposed tax that would pay for new fire equipment and a new fire station. The property tax increase will cost residents 30 cents for every 100 dollars of property value. That would cost property owners $114 a year on
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Missouri’s sales tax holiday is underway in the Show-Me State, as the holiday by state law is set to begin the first Friday of August and run through the following Sunday.
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Camden, Cole and Callaway Counties all held special elections Tuesday, allowing voters to decide on various tax increases throughout the districts.
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The IRS began Thursday to deposit advance payments on this year’s expanded child tax credit into Americans’ bank accounts.
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