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5 Ways New Tax Changes Could Affect Small Business Owners in 2024

Popular tax provisions from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act are sunsetting at the end of 2025.

CBS 60 Minutes – Sloths, the world’s slowest mammal, turn survival of the fittest upside down

We can learn how to be more slow and sustainable ourselves, because we need to. You know, we’re destroying this planet at– an alarming rate. And part of that is because of our addiction to speed and convenience, so if we took a few carefully, slowly, digested leaves out of the sloth’s book, you know, we might save this beautiful planet and all of the amazing creatures that live on it.

There is an easy fix to Montana’s residential property taxes

Much of the increase will go to decrease the property tax of Montana’s largest corporations. According to MTFP, North Western Energy’s taxes will be $36 million less, Rail Link $2.5 million less, Charter Communications $1.8 million less.

How to Make Your Hybrid Workplace More Efficient in 2024

With fewer days at the office, founders are getting creative about enabling their teams’ productivity and connection.

GFDA Top Ten for 12-27-23

Great Falls College MSU has done an outstanding job creating four new rapid training programs with support from Accelerate Montana!

MMEC – Register Now for Trainings in January!

Is Frontier’s all-you-can-fly pass actually worth it? We asked travelers who bought one.

For many travelers, the all-you-can-fly GoWild! Pass from Frontier Airlines sounds too good to be true. After all, the ultra-low-cost carrier’s pass promises “an unlimited number of flights” available over 300 days of the year, with access to all U.S. destinations, including Puerto Rico.

Illinois To Require EV Charging At Rental Properties Starting January 1st

As with a recent debate out of New Mexico, much of the debate during passage centered around costs. Property owner groups opposed the measure because they were afraid of high costs, but they now admit that the cost of simply providing conduit for future chargers is not that high.