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- Ray Lindstrom Special to the Arizona Daily Star
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I landed my first real, albeit minimum wage job at the tender age of 15, and one of my lasting memories was how the paycheck came with a boatload of deductions.
- Rey Covarrubias Jr. Arizona Republic
The Puerco Valley Fire District in northeastern Arizona stopped responding to emergency calls on July 24 and filed for Chapter 9 bankruptcy le…
- Terry Savage, Tribune Content Agency
A combination of factors have created a“ perfect storm” at the Internal Revenue Service, causing many tax refunds to be delayed. Seniors who received a larger standard deduction are getting refunds of taxes withheld from Social Security benefits and other income. And instead of being processed electronically, they were passed on to a dwindling supply of...
- Adam McCann, WalletHub Financial Writer
Americans have racked up a truly staggering amount of credit card debt. In 2026 alone, we’re expected to increase our collective debt by
$100 billion, and the grand total currently sits at nearly $1.4 trillion.
- Christie Cummins, Midtown
Trump'$ billion$ in earning$ were big news. Did he pay income taxes on those depraved earnings for 2025 like the rest of us had to? Income for…
- Howard Fischer
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A provision tucked deep in the state budget puts millions of dollars from a sales tax in Pinal County the Supreme Court ruled were illegally collected in escrow.
- Hannah Cree Arizona Daily Star
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Former Pima County Treasurer Brian Johnson had refused to issue about $6 million in property tax refunds in a dispute with other county officials over how they were determined.
- Kenneth Haber, Northwest side
The $1.8 billion "slush fund" is simply an advance payment. For the 1500 pardoned January 6 felons. To guarantee that they are on duty on elec…