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South Africa just cancelled a massive $1 billion tax increase planned for 2026, thanks to stronger collections from everyday spending and booming gold prices. Taxpayers can breathe easier knowing the government found a better path forward.
Rural Arizona communities losing coal plants are finding hope in an unexpected pairing: small nuclear reactors and data centers that could restore millions in tax revenue and hundreds of jobs. The combination offers a roadmap for towns facing economic decline across the American West.
Malawi's government is finally taking action to clean up widespread land fraud that has left citizens cheated and tax revenue lost. A two-month nationwide audit starting in the capital aims to match official records with reality and restore trust in the system.
Virginia's first land-based wind farm is under construction in Botetourt County, bringing clean energy and economic growth to the community. The 75-megawatt Rocky Forge Wind Project will power Google's data centers while creating hundreds of jobs and millions in tax revenue.
Alliant Energy just submitted plans for a 277-megawatt wind farm in central Wisconsin that would become the state's most powerful clean energy site. After five years of planning with local landowners, the Columbia Wind project could bring 150 jobs and $100 million in tax revenue to the community.
The small Alabama town once known as the sock capital of the world is welcoming Ross, Marshall's, and Five Below this year. These three stores alone are expected to generate over $1 million in annual tax revenue and create up to 120 new jobs for residents.
A new economic study reveals that a proposed city in Solano County, California could create over half a million jobs and generate $16 billion in annual tax revenue. The project combines America's largest manufacturing park, biggest shipyard, and first walkable city built in a century.