Virginia Senate subcommittee passes bill to end tax exemptions for Confederate-related organizations
House Bill 1699 was passed despite the same legislation being previously vetoed by Gov. Glenn Youngkin in 2024.
Virginia's Rapid Data Center Growth Faces Possible Speed Bumps
Steptoe attorney’s assess how the growing number of data centers in Virginia will come with legal challenges such as zoning ...
Bill targeting Confederate tax exemptions advances in Virginia General Assembly
This is the second time this bill has gone through the General Assembly, after Gov. Glenn Youngkin vetoed a version last year ...
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Virginia Tax Guide
Virginia does not tax Social Security benefits. Railroad Retirement benefits are also exempt. In the News: Some Virginia officials are exploring a potential new revenue stream by considering a ...
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Virginia lawmaker takes aim at Confederate groups' tax-exempt status: 'It's not the Virginia Way'
RICHMOND, Va. — Virginia Democrats are once again advocating for legislation aimed at stripping tax-exempt status from several organizations linked to Richmond’s Confederate history ...
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What Happened to the Virginia Tax-Free Weekend for 2023
And Virginia's tax-free weekend didn't just apply to school supplies — other items, such as clothing and emergency supplies, qualified as tax-exempt. The Virginia law that enables the sales tax ...
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Virginia legislature again seeks to remove tax breaks from Confederate groups
Virginia lawmakers advanced legislation to remove tax breaks from multiple Confederate groups after Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) vetoed a similar bill last year. The Democrat-led House of Delegates ...