tax
Coverage of tax in the Nexus archive.
- Californians split on proposed tax on billionaires, sour on voter ID requirement, poll shows
California voters are sharply divided regarding a proposed ballot measure that would impose a one-time tax on billionaires to help fund healthcare programs. This proposal, which relates to voter ID requirements, has triggered a fierce political fight as the November election approaches.
- China’s 25-year tax reach will cost it more than it collects
China is pursuing unpaid taxes on offshore money from its wealthiest citizens, reaching back up to 25 years, with the state reclaiming wealth previously allowed to leave. The article criticizes this as a retroactive tax enforcement effort.
- Papa Johns worker was fired after he refused to be paid cash-in-hand because he wanted to pay the right amount of tax
A Papa Johns worker was fired after refusing to accept cash-in-hand payments to ensure he could pay the correct amount of tax. The incident highlights a conflict between employment practices and tax compliance.
- Cash Isas saved Britons £2.79bn in tax in just one year... but that is set to drop as Labour slashes allowance
Cash ISAs saved Britons £2.79bn in tax over one year, but the tax savings are expected to decrease as Labour plans to reduce the allowance.
- Oakland County schools seek new tax to bypass funding limits. Some cry foul
Oakland County schools are seeking a new tax to bypass funding limits, with voters deciding Tuesday whether to approve the tax increase. Some residents oppose the proposal, citing concerns over additional taxes.
- California’s billionaire tax measure risks long-term growth for a sugar-high solution
California voters will decide on Proposition 40, a one-time 5% tax on billionaires with over $1 billion in assets to fund healthcare and services. The author argues the measure risks long-term revenue and innovation by potentially driving taxpayers away, advocating instead for Propositions 41 and 42.
- Hochul’s team salivates over chance to tax LeBron James in cringey social post — but they may have spoken too soon
Hochul’s team mocked LeBron James over a potential New York City tax, celebrating the possibility of taxing the NBA star. The press office highlighted James' potential move to New York but may have acted prematurely.
- Guest Opinion | William Paparian: Don’t Tax Fixed-Income Seniors to Fix Fire Stations
William Paparian, a long-time supporter of the Pasadena Fire Department, defeated former Mayor Jo Heckman in the 1987 primary with backing from Firefighters Union Local 809. During his 12-year tenure, he advocated for expanded fire department resources and competitive pay.
- How AI could automate the poor tax
The article discusses how AI could shift tax automation from assessing product value to determining consumer willingness to pay. It highlights a change in focus from traditional valuation methods to consumer-centric pricing strategies.
- Removing tax from sanitary products 'pointless'
Jersey's government has spent over £500,000 on its free period product scheme since 2022. The title criticizes removing tax from sanitary products as 'pointless'.
- Rich people hate giving up control, even if it means paying more tax
The article discusses how wealthy individuals are reluctant to relinquish control over their assets, even if it results in higher tax payments. It poses a question about whether they should transfer assets immediately or leave them to be addressed after death.
- Stop talking tax and get reforming, says MAGGIE PAGANO
MAGGIE PAGANO urges a shift from tax discussions to reform efforts. The article highlights her call for action over debate.
- Burnham must avoid ‘summer of speculation’ on tax, warns CBI chief
The CBI chief executive Rain Newton-Smith warns Andy Burnham to avoid a 'summer of speculation' on tax and spend that could alarm British businesses. Newton-Smith calls for public-private partnerships to fund major projects as Burnham prepares to assume the Labour leadership.
- Who wants to tax a billionaire?
The article explores the debate surrounding the taxation of billionaires, describing it as a harsh discussion approached with a gentle guide. It highlights the tension between taxing wealth and the challenges of implementing such policies.
- [UK] has anyone used datazat.com
A user reports concerns about datazat.com, a data entry platform that pays £2 per task with deductions for errors, requires a £25 account manager fee, and a £77 verification charge for withdrawals. The user questions if the site is a scam due to unclear tax requirements and high fees.
- Burnham insists he will be disciplined with UK public finances
Burnham, the Prime minister in waiting, insists on maintaining discipline with UK public finances. He also states he will adhere to Labour’s manifesto promises on tax.
- LatAm Expat & Nomad Daily Guide for Tuesday, June 30, 2026
The World Cup knockouts in Latin America saw Paraguay defeat Germany, Brazil advance, and Mexico prepare for a key match at Azteca. Uruguay's tax policy begins tomorrow, and Mexico is tightening work-visa requirements.
- Andy Burnham declares war on the South: Incoming PM to tee up huge new tax raid on households in first big speech today... as he vows to govern from Manchester
Andy Burnham, incoming PM, announced plans for a new tax on households in a speech today, vowing to govern from Manchester while declaring war on the South.
- LA voters pass another tax that’ll impact almost all shopping trips
Los Angeles voters approved Measure ER, a half-cent tax increase that will affect most shopping trips in the county. The tax is described as adding to the financial burden of residents facing high costs.
- LatAm Expat & Nomad Daily Guide — Friday, June 26, 2026
Friday's World Cup group stage concludes with Uruguay needing a win against Spain to advance after Ecuador's surprise victory over Germany. Colombia's handover process begins, and Uruguay's new tax policy becomes effective next week.
- Andy Burnham in a bind over tax as he seeks to shelter middle-earners
Andy Burnham, the new Makerfield MP, has attempted to reassure voters that they will not face significant tax increases if he becomes prime minister. He is addressing concerns over tax policies affecting middle-income earners.
- Labour Left pushes for 'Red Ed' Miliband to be Burnham's Chancellor despite alarm at 'zealotry' on tax and Net Zero
The Labour Left is pushing for Ed Miliband, referred to as 'Red Ed', to become Burnham's Chancellor. Concerns have been raised about his 'zealotry' on tax and Net Zero policies.
- ‘Big spending vibes, small spending commitments’: Burnham’s tricky fiscal dance
The Greater Manchester mayor, Burnham, has outlined ambitious expensive policies but pledged not to increase taxes.
- What Andy Burnham could mean for your money
Andy Burnham, a Labour leadership hopeful, has indicated potential priorities on tax, investment, and housing. The article suggests his policies could impact financial matters for individuals.
- Major British retailers axe 18,000 jobs as Labour's tax and minimum wage hikes bite
Major British retailers are cutting 18,000 jobs due to Labour's tax and minimum wage increases. The job reductions are attributed to the impact of these policy changes on the retail sector.
- Some billionaires pay too little tax
The article highlights that some billionaires pay minimal taxes and argues that implementing wealth levies is not a convincing solution.
- 'Who can we tax so we can pay more benefits?': What Starmer's former aide said was discussed at every Labour meeting
Starmer's former aide stated that discussions about taxing individuals to fund higher benefits occurred at every Labour meeting. The article highlights internal Labour Party conversations on funding social benefits through taxation.
- 'Who can we tax to pay benefits to others?' Mandelson files reveal internal division over Labour's policies
Mandelson files reveal internal division within Labour's policies regarding taxation and benefits. Keir Starmer is shown departing 10 Downing Street.
- PETER HITCHENS: Blair brought us war, mass migration, tax, debt and lies. It's high time he faced the scrutiny he deserves - and stopped peddling suspect advice
Peter Hitchens criticizes Tony Blair for leading to war, mass migration, tax, debt, and lies, urging scrutiny and an end to his 'suspect advice'.
- Your guide to L.A.'s Measure TC: tax on hotel bookings by online companies
Measure TC in Los Angeles would impose taxes on online travel companies for markups charged to local customers. Proponents argue this would create a fairer competitive environment between hotels and online booking platforms.