The General Services Administration plans to sell hundreds of government buildings, including FBI headquarters. Use our interactive tools to see where they are—and the congressional districts they're ...

The GSA has unveiled a list of 443 federally owned ... for community use and generating property taxes from previously tax-exempt properties. Steve Teitelbaum, an adjunct professor of real estate ...

Travel is reimbursed according to New York State guidelines using the United States General Services Administration (GSA ... are exempt from certain Federal taxes, and New York State local taxes ...

Welcome to the January 2025 issue of The HR Digest! As we step into a new year, the evolving landscape of human resources continues to challenge and inspire us. This edition brings you a wealth of ...

Exempt-interest dividends, often paid by municipal bond funds, are generally free from federal taxes. However, they may still be taxed at the state level. How states tax exempt-interest dividends ...

States vary widely in how they tax exempt-interest dividends. Some offer full exemptions, while others impose taxes based on where the bonds originate. The distinction between in-state and out-of ...

“There are no excluded positions at GSA, and employees are still eligible if they are on RIF lists,” according to a Friday ...

Exempt-interest dividends, often paid by municipal bond funds, are generally free from federal taxes. However, they may still be taxed at the state level. How states tax exempt-interest dividends ...

which examined which large cities and states already face relatively high interest costs in a March 13 blog. on the muni bond tax exemption. TPC senior research associate Thomas Brosy, who wrote ...

Retirees in one state secured an expanded exemption. Find out more about activity in legislatures across the nation.

Suzanne Blake is a Newsweek reporter based in New York. Her focus is reporting on consumer and social trends, spanning from retail to restaurants and beyond. She is a graduate of UNC Chapel Hill ...