Suffolk County homeowners are told grants they received for new septic systems are taxable
It was supposed to be a simple home-improvement project to help water quality on Long Island’s East End. Instead, some residents are fuming about its unexpected consequence: Larger-than-expected tax bills.
Some 1,600 residents have registered for Suffolk County’s grant program to replace residential cesspools and old septic tanks with newer nitrogen-reducing septic systems that reduce pollution threatening the local water supply and wetlands. But in recent weeks, the county comptroller’s office—against the advice of the county’s...
Singapore Latest News, Singapore Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Singapore, Malaysia reach deal to end months-long airspace disputeSingapore and Malaysia reached an agreement to end their months-long airspace di...
Read more »
Long-outlawed US trade policy wins WTO approval in Canada lumber disputeA World Trade Organization ruling approved a long-outlawed U.S. trade policy on ...
Read more »
Trump set to announce plans for summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping to reach an end to trade warNegotiators say they are getting close to a deal to end the year-long trade dispute
Read more »
The EU Is Expecting Theresa May To Ask For A Long Brexit DelayDonald Tusk will ask EU leaders to grant the UK a 'long but flexible extension' to Article 50, but not all the 27 leaders are on board with the plan yet.
Read more »
Longevity in rich countriesA new study suggests South Koreans will have the world’s highest life expectancy by 2030
Read more »
This is what could go wrong if you wait too long to file your taxesDespite the April 17 deadline fast approaching, many people put off their tax filing. Here's why that's a bad idea.
Read more »
The marathon has vanquished other long-distance running eventsThe world’s best endurance racers have deserted the 5,000-metre and 10,000-metre formats
Read more »
Scientists just captured a record 17-foot-long python in FloridaThe massive female python, found in the Florida Everglades, weighed 140 pounds and contained 73 developing eggs.
Read more »