Youngkin wants to scrap tax on tips
Youngkin wants to scrap tax on tips as part of tax proposals
Virginians who earn part of their wages from tips would be able to legally deduct those gratuities from income that the state taxes under a proposal that Gov. Glenn Youngkin put on the table Monday as a teaser for tax policy changes he plans to introduce in the state budget in two days.
Youngkin cools fears over Virginia drone sightings
Gov. Youngkin pushes back on sanctuary cities in Virginia: 'Common sense' Gov. Glenn Youngkin joined 'America's Newsroom' to discuss his stance on sanctuary cities in Virginia amid public safety ...
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin announced an additional $290 million to support school construction and modernization efforts across the commonwealth.
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Former Va. delegate talks Youngkin’s ‘No sanctuary cities’ ban proposal, its chances in general assemblyVirginia is not a sanctuary state and sanctuary cities will not be allowed in the commonwealth, that’s the recent message ...
If approved by the General Assembly, the change would remain in effect only for the final year of the state’s two-year budget ...
A budget amendment seeks to force counties and cities to cooperate with federal immigration officials to deport illegal ...
Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) said he wants to take away state funding from any law enforcement agencies that don’t comply with ...
RICHMOND, Va. — The day after Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced a proposed ban on "sanctuary cities" in Virginia, CBS 6 ...
FAIRFAX, Va. (DC News Now) — Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s budget proposal aims to prevent Virginia cities from ...
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