IRS Launches ‘Voluntary Disclosure Program’ to Let Businesses Pay Back Pandemic-Era Tax Credits Claimed in Error

IRS Launches ‘Voluntary Disclosure Program’ to Let Businesses Pay Back Pandemic-Era Tax Credits Claimed in Error

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has launched a "voluntary disclosure program" for businesses that improperly claimed a pandemic-era tax credit and want to return the money.


Nike Plans to Cut $2 Billion in Costs Over the Next 3 Years

Sportswear giant Nike has unveiled plans to slash costs by approximately $2 billion over the next three years.

Joe Biden Touts Investments Supporting Minority-Owned Businesses as Latino Vote Slips

President Joe Biden has flaunted his investments in Black- and Latino-owned small businesses as new data reveals that he is losing the Latino vote ahead of the 2024 presidential election.

Russia's Vladimir Putin Orders Seizure of Energy Assets From ‘Unfriendly’ European Countries

Russia's President Vladimir Putin has issued decrees granting the government to seize and forcibly sell multi-billion-dollar energy assets from European companies considered "unfriendly" to new state-approved owners.


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