Rent Rules Clarified In IRS Q and A Column
The IRS answers common questions on wages and prices detailing when landlords may raise rents under automatic increases and how taxes and capital costs can be passed on. It notes that a 2.5 percent rise requires 12 months from the last increase, with month to month leases allowing tax and service cost shifts, and that long leases delay increases until expiry. It also confirms IRS checks on rent overcharges for railroad retirees and Social Security recipients.
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Price controls and relief rules for small firms exposure
The text explains cumulative credit for qualified benefit plan contributions, exemptions and reporting rules for lumber firms, and criteria for low profit firm relief. It notes that cumulative 0.7 percent credit can roll into future years, that lumber firms above 5 million in annual sales must report, and outlines eligibility limits for low profit relief including service-based income and exclusions for utilities and insurers.
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Minnesota studies enforcement of vehicle noise pollution laws
State DPS teams study highway noise using electronic scanners to measure volume and frequency. Experimental readings identify sources such as mufflers engines or tires. Highway Patrol has issued warnings since June 28 and plans to read new trucks for upcoming enforcement.
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